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The psychology of overconfidence The New Yorker Banks, battles, and the psychology of overconfidence. by Malcolm Gladwell Google Says Mobile App Stores Have No Future Wired.com Apple’s iPhone App Store may be a resounding success. But Google says app stores are a dead end. Idiots Miscellanea The Most Engaged Brands On The Web TechCrunch A…

The psychology of overconfidence The New Yorker Banks, battles, and the psychology of overconfidence. by Malcolm Gladwell Google Says Mobile App Stores Have No Future Wired.com Apple’s iPhone App Store may be a resounding success. But Google says app stores are a dead end. Idiots Miscellanea The Most Engaged Brands On The Web TechCrunch A…

Interesting posts from elsewhere we just had to share. The Start-up Guru: Y Combinator’s Paul Graham Inc. Interesting profile of the 44-year-old Y Combinator founder. Hamster Burial Kits & 998 Other Business Ideas SAMBA Blog Ideas are a dime a dozen. The money is in the execution. Here are 999 business ideas, free for the…

Interesting posts from elsewhere we just had to share. 12% of e-mail users have actually tried to buy stuff from spam Ars Technica According to a new report, a full 12 percent of Internet users have actually wanted to pay for some product or service being advertised by e-mail. 10 Craziest Ways People Are Making…

Interesting posts from elsewhere we just had to share. 12% of e-mail users have actually tried to buy stuff from spam Ars Technica According to a new report, a full 12 percent of Internet users have actually wanted to pay for some product or service being advertised by e-mail. 10 Craziest Ways People Are Making…

Here’s an Idea – Bring Back the Suggestion Box The New York Times For all those small-business owners looking for additional sources of profitable revenue — and who isn’t? — one option may be to go back to something old-fashioned: the suggestion box. Hi-tech doing well despite the crisis Australian IT AMID the continued gloom…

Interesting posts from elsewhere we just had to share. How we got China so wrong business.theage.com.au WHEN Rio Tinto holds press events in China, its public relations firm sometimes hands out red envelopes of cash to Chinese journalists who are kind enough to turn up. Green currency takes a tumble The Australian RIGHT now would…