January 2010
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Is digital overpass the real life?
Funny how this goes. A few years ago, let’s say 2. I was the only one geek enough in my home to be almost every time at a laptop or on my iPhone, making the data flow.Today, I’m at my couch with the laptop on my knees, but my wife is at the living room with hers and my daughter is at her room with a computer as well. Amazing! This keeps me thinking: Is real life becoming more and more...
Jan 31st
Let's Work!
Do you see all this mess above? It’s a photo of my 18th month year old baby girl having a blast on our living room. Just playing without care about the fuss and mess around her. She has 18 months old. She doesn’t know what mess, confusion or cleaning up means.And that’s ok. And seeing this photo I need to say, this is the time of her life. And mine! Seeing this photo also...
Jan 31st
And my migration to Mac is greater than ever. Now,...
These few days, my company corporate e-mail services have changed their Exchange Services Provider and the new one doesn’t have Mac Support. They don’t work with Macs and don’t have special configurations for Macintosh.This could demand my re-migraton to Microsoft eco-system all over again, right?Actually, NO!Why? Because, the problem was not about Exchange configurations. It...
Jan 21st
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This is a great post from Ola Rynge
Why I’m Passionate About Passion January 13, 2010 by Ola Rynge Filed under: Brand-Yourself.com, Careers, Personal Branding  I am an entrepreneur.  My work is a major part of my life, and I love what I do.  That being the case, I would never employ anyone not passionate about the work they would be doing.  Also, I am certain that neither my clients, nor anyone hiring for...
Jan 14th
Openess
Today I was at a meeting with someone that mentioned some things about himself. Things about who he was. That was interesting. We’re not friendly, just acquaintance but this was brought by himself. This caught me way off guard. Normally, people protect themselves through layers of coldness and privacy. This man just opened himself to us. Told us what he liked and didn’t liked. Who he...
Jan 13th
Is is really rational?
Today I was at a meeting with someone that mentioned some things about himself. Things about who he was. That was interesting. We’re not friendly, just acquaintance but this was brought by himself. This caught me way off guard. Normally, people protect themselves through layers of coldness and privacy. This man just opened himself to us. Told us what he liked and didn’t liked. Who he...
Jan 12th
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Posterous to Blog
This is great. I’m very happy with Posterous as a tool to blog and spread to my social networks. Why? Because it’s so very simple.If you scan my previous articles before a week a go or later my posting articles were very irregular. Sometimes I posted twice on a day, sometimes it would pass more than a week or two. One reason is the lack of time, but more importantly, it’s the...
Jan 9th
The Danger of Being the Company Star
I’m reading the news about the almost certain new Apple’s netbook tablet as well as the possible lack of health of Steve Jobs and I can’t stop wondering about how can a company’s superstar be so directly influential.Obviously, until today, Steve Jobs is the human face of Apple. Those few keynotes presented by Phillip Schiller was lacking the magic and the brilliant...
Jan 8th
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Free Shipping
These two words were the most used on Internet to increase online purchasing. According to this AdAge article from Marc Brownstein, these game changing human behavior is totally up. Does that justifies the abnormal increase of online purchasing? Specialists are surprised, e-commerce marketers are banging their heads and trying to learn this new trend and how to cherish it for better results.Cyber...
Jan 8th
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Twitter at Conferences? No, thank you...
Remember when I wrote about the Upload 2.0 event? Remember what I said about having a twitter wall displaying to the entire crowd? And I was talking about a few hundred people. Imagine to thousands.It’s funny to read this Chris Pirillo article (I know it’s an “old” article but I’m cleaning my inbox and I’m late with it) precisely about having twitter on a...
Jan 7th
Crisis? I'm launching more projects and companies...
Once again I need to say this: When everybody is shouting: “Watch out, there’s a crisis!!”, that’s the best time for entrepreneurship.Since the markets fall down and the famous economical crisis show her face, I’ve been launching new projects and starting or seeding new companies than never before.Maybe its just me and I’m crazy… or not.The opportunity is...
Jan 6th
HotWords is officially launched in Portugal
As people may already know, if not here’s the heads up, I work for Canalmail. A Permission Based Services Company, started in 2000 and with main headquarters located in Madrid, Spain.Since as I remember, my company has a very clear goal: Make our clients profit and still maintain a great service for our subscribers. It’s a tough job, but can be accomplish.To do so, we need to respect...
Jan 5th
Seesmic buys Ping.fm and that's... cool
This is why I simply love this game.There’s a lot, and I really mean a LOT of twitter and other social platforms apps and clients right now. Everybody struggling for a place in the sun. The rush right now is to integrate the biggest number of social platforms and still be relevant and publish the people status updates on a seamless and friendly way. On the marathon, three apps seems to...
Jan 4th