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Hype And Conversation Cycle’s Granularity

August 06, 2009 By: Sampad Swain Category: Random Thoughts, Uncategorized

I generally refrain from casual link-baiting until and unless its worth a shot. But this pithy note from Dave Winer, Web’s one of the true pioneers & www’s real aficionado, made heck of a sense if you talk about hype and conversation cycle on a granular scale.
It read as follows:

In 1997, the tech press knew [...]

It’s Quiet Down Here. But Announcement Coming Through…

June 30, 2009 By: Sampad Swain Category: Uncategorized

For the past couple of weeks, its been torrid to say the least. So you’ve not seen much action down here. But rest assure, I’ll get back to action soon enough. Saying that, I’ve couple of things to say before I wrap up this pithy note.
1. Some sort of announcement is due from my side; [...]

I Own “Bing” But Still Its (Slightly) Broken….

June 04, 2009 By: Sampad Swain Category: Random Thoughts

I like Bing. Yes I do, especially the rollover mouse effect in videos section. There’s one more reason I like it. Supposedly, it responds to my ego-search to the deepest possible extent, as if I own it.

Also, for the past couple of days, I’ve been doing some amount of searching pertaining only to Bing and [...]

My Five Inspirational Resources To Write Blog Posts

March 19, 2009 By: Sampad Swain Category: Random Thoughts, Uncategorized

Before getting down dirty on the post, couple of things I want to let you guys know about me if you’re interested. No, I’m not writing yet another “25 things about Me” typo but more on what are the inspirations to write stories everyday (yeah right, everyday).
# First of all, I’ve a day job i.e. [...]

Economists Think Twitter Caused Recession; Bwahaha!

March 19, 2009 By: Sampad Swain Category: Microblogging, Random Thoughts

I just can’t believe when I read this article where according to a new study twitter is the root cause of the current economic malaise.
Professor Martin Schmeldon of Harvard Business School recently released research findings that suggest excessive Twitter use may have caused the current economic downturn.

He added,
“We see the rapid rise of Twitter usage [...]

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