bradfeld

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by bradfeld 14y ago
I think our definitions of "service provider" and "walled gardens" are different. There's nothing about Google that prevents me from using any service that I want and even thought they are integrating many things in more tightly, I still ha
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by bradfeld 14y ago
I've been using Google for many years and never had this happen. I'm not sure what you mean by a different account for each service removes the benefits. At this point all of the services I use are under one account - my main email address.
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by bradfeld 14y ago
How so? Having lived through AOL, I don't see the parallel in any way, shape, or form.
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by bradfeld 14y ago
Fortunately, Biden stayed up all night last night trying to solve the fiscal cliff. Or maybe unfortunately.
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by bradfeld 14y ago
I participated in this WSJ series and suggested you should simply ignore the trends. http://blogs.wsj.com/accelerators/2012/12/20/ignore-trends-a...
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by bradfeld 14y ago
As an investor in companies building mobile apps, I get asked this question constantly. My response depends somewhat on the application and the market, but it's pretty clear at this point that these are two completely separate efforts. It's
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Not all 4G is built equally(jasbone.com)
18 points by bradfeld 14y ago|12 comments
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by bradfeld 14y ago
Totally agree the lawyer should be disbarred. However, many patent lawyers, especially those who work for either (a) big companies, (b) patent trolls, or (c) are independent owners of patents they've purchased from others "live on this conc
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by bradfeld 14y ago
Wow - what a completely, totally, idiotic and tone deaf move on the part of the City of San Francisco. Government continues to baffle me.
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by bradfeld 14y ago
Such an awesome explanation on making the jump.
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by bradfeld 14y ago
Yet another example why we need the Startup Visa.
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by bradfeld 15y ago
I think this is a very powerful move by Wikipedia against SOPA. I hope they do something creative - such as take the entire site down for a few days in protest with a message that says something like "this is what your favorite websites cou
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by bradfeld 15y ago
Google unambiguously opposes SOPA. They have been one of the leaders in rallying opposition. Following is their testimony to the house judiciary committee (Lamar Smith is the chairman) http://www.scribd.com/doc/73002393/Google-SOPA-Oral-Te
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by bradfeld 15y ago
As an MIT alum, I'm proud that MIT is having a commencement speaker who is working on something fundamentally disruptive to the status quo of education. It's an enlightened point of view - "disrupt yourself before someone else does."