If you haven’t listened to Spoon already, I exhort you to do so immediately. They are quite possibly my favorite indie band of the decade, and their appeal spans generations (read: is accessible to all), I promise.
Having said that, here are my top 10 favorite tracks from the Austin-based band, independent of albums: Continue reading…
Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who sues most of all? These 10 companies based on trademark lawsuits from 2001-2006 taken from the sidebar of this article:
- Microsoft
- Cendent
- Altria/Philip Morris
- Best Western
- Dunkin’ Donuts
- Lorillard Tobacco
- Levi Strauss
- Baskin-Robbins
- Chanel
- Nike
So what can be gleamed from this info? Either these companies are overprotective or have several others infringing on their IP.
[via Kottke]
Use It lists the top 10 web design mistakes for 2006 with a lot of good ones to boot! Notable pet peeves include poor search on sites (I’m guilty when I don’t use Google on a site), PDF files (ditch ’em everyone!), poor usability by not changing the color of visited links (guilty here), and force opening new browser windows (annoying).
If I can change, and you can change, we can all change… Hit the source link for the goods.
UPDATE: Added forgotten link. Whoops!
Rondam Ramblings has compiled their top 10 business myths:
- A brilliant idea will make you rich
- If you build it they will come
- Someone will steal your idea if you don’t protect it
- What you think matters
- Financial models are bogus
- What you know matters more than who you know
- A Ph.D. means something
- I need $5 million to start my business
- The idea is the most important part of my business plan
- Having no competition is a good thing
Follow the source link for the full skinny.
Steve Pavlina writes: “Having been a non-employee for about 14 years now, I’ve made my share of stupid business mistakes. I’ve also coached a number of people to start their own businesses, and I’ve seen many of them make similar mistakes.” Continue reading…