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Archive for February, 2007

27 Feb, 2007

How To Put Adsense In Your Posts - Without A Plugin

Posted by: Jason Drohn In: quirky

Yesterday, I got an email from Kyle at Kylescove.com wondering how I inserted Adsense into single posts.
In truth, you can do it very easily with the Adsense Deluxe plugin, but to me that is too much work. I don’t necessarily want to go through and add a adsense call into every entry, so I hard [...]

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26 Feb, 2007

What Halo 3 Means To Buzz Marketing

Posted by: Jason Drohn In: technology

Halo is a culture.
It is a great game, even though I am terrible at it. The graphics and game play are pretty good. What makes Halo a success, though?
Is it because it is a great first person shooter game? Or maybe because you get to blast aliens away? Or the music? The music is good..
The [...]

24 Feb, 2007

Podcast - The Power of Networks

Posted by: Jason Drohn In: podcasts

This is a podcast further explaining what you read about in the ‘Networks Trump Hierarchy‘ post. It is available at the bottom of the entry, in case you were wondering.
In it, I talk about the FedEx team approach to business, as well as employee sponsored networks and how it all fits together to make a [...]

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23 Feb, 2007

Webtop/WebOS Demo - EyeOS.org

Posted by: Jason Drohn In: technology

Continuing on with our search for the best webtop/webOS system, I chose to screencast eyeOS.org.
Let me say, I was pleasantly surprised by their offering! Not only is there a web based client, but there is a server edition as well.
Meaning that you can download the server software (with or without .NET framework) and run the [...]

23 Feb, 2007

10 Lies VC’s Know You Are Telling

Posted by: Jason Drohn In: business building 101

There are some things you say to a potential investor, and some things you don’t. By investor, I mean anyone who you are looking for help from.
This includes, banks, consultants, advisors, and even potential partners and employees.
Guy Kawasaki wrote a great list on Entrepreneur.com about things you should never tell an investor. Some of them [...]


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