Comments on: MSN Tech Filter better step it up… http://plaxoed.wordpress.com/2005/08/13/msn-tech-filter-better-step-it-up/ Just another WordPress.com weblog Wed, 28 Apr 2010 11:19:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: The Woodwork http://plaxoed.wordpress.com/2005/08/13/msn-tech-filter-better-step-it-up/#comment-8447 The Woodwork Mon, 15 Aug 2005 05:48:50 +0000 http://blog.plaxoed.com/2005/08/13/msn-tech-filter-better-step-it-up/#comment-8447 <strong>More libertarian hypocracy. Why big business rules…</strong> From a comment on Mark’s blog: I don’t remember who said this, but recently I read something interesting about businessmom and pop kind of business, do what they want and offer it to you. (meaning if you like it, they will have your busine... More libertarian hypocracy. Why big business rules…

From a comment on Mark’s blog:
I don’t remember who said this, but recently I read something interesting about businessmom and pop kind of business, do what they want and offer it to you. (meaning if you like it, they will have your busine…

]]> By: MickoZ http://plaxoed.wordpress.com/2005/08/13/msn-tech-filter-better-step-it-up/#comment-8446 MickoZ Sun, 14 Aug 2005 00:10:35 +0000 http://blog.plaxoed.com/2005/08/13/msn-tech-filter-better-step-it-up/#comment-8446 It is finally your choice to read it or not and that is your opinion. However, up-to-date is not always making a good blog. I could see something about Mahir, and decide to blog about him today. But I guess it depends of your "expectation" and you probably expect something else out of this blog. I don't remember who said this, but recently I read something interesting about business: mom and pop kind of business, do what they want and offer it to you. (meaning if you like it, they will have your business, if you don't like it, they won't. but they do what they want.) big business machine, do a lot of research and offer what their customer really want. It is finally your choice to read it or not and that is your opinion. However, up-to-date is not always making a good blog. I could see something about Mahir, and decide to blog about him today. But I guess it depends of your “expectation” and you probably expect something else out of this blog.

I don’t remember who said this, but recently I read something interesting about business:

mom and pop kind of business, do what they want and offer it to you. (meaning if you like it, they will have your business, if you don’t like it, they won’t. but they do what they want.)

big business machine, do a lot of research and offer what their customer really want.

]]> By: Adam Herscher http://plaxoed.wordpress.com/2005/08/13/msn-tech-filter-better-step-it-up/#comment-8445 Adam Herscher Sat, 13 Aug 2005 21:47:35 +0000 http://blog.plaxoed.com/2005/08/13/msn-tech-filter-better-step-it-up/#comment-8445 It'd be interesting to find out who the Technology Filter is targeted at. My dad probably wouldn't enjoy Engadget or Slashdot, and I don't enjoy PC Magazine or "tech" columns in the various magazines he reads. I don't read the Technology Filter because I'm fairly certain I won't find 0day or more in-depth information there. But perhaps that's not what their target demographic is interested in. But yeah, no need to lag 3 months in handpicking your stories (although, this may simply be a case of the Filter not having been around yet when Engadget broke the story). I also wonder if Dan is blogging full-time, or if it's a side gig, and how many tech stories a day their readers *want* to consume (how many tech stories a day would you find in the New York Times)? It’d be interesting to find out who the Technology Filter is targeted at. My dad probably wouldn’t enjoy Engadget or Slashdot, and I don’t enjoy PC Magazine or “tech” columns in the various magazines he reads.

I don’t read the Technology Filter because I’m fairly certain I won’t find 0day or more in-depth information there. But perhaps that’s not what their target demographic is interested in.

But yeah, no need to lag 3 months in handpicking your stories (although, this may simply be a case of the Filter not having been around yet when Engadget broke the story).

I also wonder if Dan is blogging full-time, or if it’s a side gig, and how many tech stories a day their readers *want* to consume (how many tech stories a day would you find in the New York Times)?

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