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Chris Anderson’s Zero-Cost Digital Distribution? Not For Me!

Whoever says that storage, hardware and bandwidth are ridiculously cheap by now should try and scale (and keep operating) cloud storage for 500k+ users – or roughly $23k per month for me. While economies of scale benefit ad-based business models, they also exponentially grow your storage costs – in the worst case for things no one ever wants to see again and you can not delete without driving away your customers.

Innovations in Digital Music

Music Ally has an awesome list of 200 digital music startups from 2008.

The Entrepreneurship in Project Management

Entrepreneurship is the practice of starting new organizations or revitalizing mature organizations, particularly new businesses generally in response to identified opportunities. My point is that each and every project has the obligation to revitalize our client’s business. We should really treat it as such, and not just see it in management terms that are done like bad chores, like taking the trash out, doing dishes, or vacuum the house.

When Acquisitions Fail By Keeping The Status Quo

recently helped out a friend that finally found a seemingly great fit for his marketing company up in Vermont. The Buyer was a large US wireless carrier that wants to have more control over targeted and social advertisement. Because I’m usually sitting on the other side of the table, it actually happened that [...]

Participating In The Execution Of An Idea

Terrence Olsen at asked: If you have a great idea for your company’s business development, how can you share the idea and avoid being excluded from it’s implementation?

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