Posts Tagged “simplicity”

Can Romans help Russians in the dark?

By | November 1, 2011

David Petherick looks at the history of daylight savings time, and discovers that the Romans might have been on to something with their water clocks…

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Little Huddle achieves global reach with InterCall partnership

By | February 11, 2009

“We have been doing a lot of work in preparation for scaling since doing a deal with LinkedIn last summer. We were the only non-US company to launch on the new LinkedIn platform, and were sitting alongside global players such as Amazon and Google, so we have been careful to make sure we can scale well. It’s really exciting.”

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If our fathers can’t go farther online, we are all missing out…

By | September 29, 2008

It’s a question that hardware and software makers, as well as internet service providers, really need to address, because there is a huge potential audience out there that will use more, buy more, share more and get more fun and enjoyment from the online world – if only they could simply understand how to get it into their lives simply, reliably, and safely.

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I don’t do meetings. I do tweetings.

By | September 6, 2008

“Meetings are an addictive, highly self-indulgent activity that corporations and other large organizations habitually engage in only because they cannot masturbate” – Dave Barry

I don’t do meetings any more. I used to do a lot of meetings. But not any more. Now, it’s tweetings…

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