Sorry I kept you waiting had some busy days. You know family, birthday party and doing some moe research.

You might never guess, but this post is written on the subway using iPhone. Be able to do this is a great help wish for "cut&past" function - haed to beleave it's not standart!  read more »

Since a few days you haven't seen much happening on the blog. Sorry for that. As I write we are hard at work to bring a new and hopeful exciting series to outsourcing options. It is all for you and it will be for free as well. In the good old / new spirit of giving it will be free in the sense you don't pay money to get the information. It's not totally free, because you need to take time or in a newer term invest time in reading, watching and listen.   read more »

Frank has some bad news for you. Very bad news in fact. Yesterday his secrete talent was revealed as you could read in this post " Revealed Frank Kern Hidden Secret Talent ". Today bad news follow, which is called the rubber back effect. He goes in great details on what it is and how you .....  read more »

Frank Kern has hidden talents and it's not surfing. Can guess what it is? Hint?! Ed Dale can do too. No, nothing todo with marketing. Take a look at the video I am about to give you the link to, because in the first few minutes, Frank Kern reveals his hidden talent that few people outside of the guru crowd know about. This is something Frank absolutely loves and you can see it on his face.
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Cuil, spoken as "cool" is the new search engine in town. The founders of Cuil are Tom Patters, former IBM and Anna Patterson, Louis Monier and Russell Power who are former Google staffers. All with a long history of expertise in search. It is the first time Google battle his ex-engineers over search engines.

To give an idea, if you don't know these people, who they are, AP Business writer   read more »

Here is what Techcrunch has to say about Googles attempt to acquire Digg. It was written by Michael Arrington

Google’s on and off negotiations with Digg have been back on in a big way for the last six weeks, we’ve heard from multiple sources inside and outside of Google  read more »