Betting on Ben’s Gap Year Travel Blog
Bay Area, Blogging, Misc June 14th, 2006
Too bad Alexadex is not for real money… otherwise I’d be buying shares in Ben Casnocha’s so far dormant, but soon higly read Gap Year Travel Blog. A safe bet …
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Zoli Erdos
Connecting the dots …
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- Emergent Cloud Computing Business Models
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- Appistry Introduces CloudIQ Storage for Data-Centric Applications
- The Fate Of Small Web Hosts
- Public and Open Debate is the Highest Form of Democracy (and Blogging)
- The Art of the Enterprise: Marketing Shrugged
- Top 10 People to Follow in the Enterprise 2.0 Space and Why (Pt 1)
- CMMI ...sorta .. kinda... or something :-)
- Data: The New Capital of the Digital Age
- Network Management in the Cloud Demands a New Approach
Enterprise Irregulars
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- Oracle’s On Demand Procurement Launch
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- TechStars Data from 2007 to 2009
- Vendors Who Get The Social Thing – Oh, And I’ve Ordered An iPad
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80 RSS subscribers on my gap year travel blog — I’ll take it!
Well, I guess the beauty of RSS is that it’s not “in your way” when a blog is sleeping. I subscribed to it when you created, then forgot it, until it “woke up” today.
Alexadex seems to be dead though:
“gone fishing
The alexadex is down for a planned outage. Please check back in 15 minutes or so.”
I guess that’s a revolving 15 minutes:-(
Ben, as much as I enjoy reading your adventures, ny advice: enjoy life, explore, write less
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