danielfranz

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   by danielfranz 5y ago

   Imho the power and customisability of Jira is great. The problem is just its UI and performance. There are solutions to that though. You can always JXL your Jira ( https://jxl.app ).
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   by danielfranz 5y ago

   Agree. Then again if you use JXL in your Jira you have a more agnostic spreadsheet view of your issues as well. Pretty neat. https://jxl.app
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   by danielfranz 5y ago

   This will change the way you feel about Jira. No lag, no limits. Check out the free trial and let us know what you think. All feedback much appreciated.
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   by danielfranz 16y ago

   Hi there, I am the developer behind Good Noows and I'd like to respond to a few posts here. I currently work on Good Noows in my spare time and I earn my living as a Product Manager at a mobile network operator. I started Good Noows because
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   by danielfranz 17y ago

   I strongly disagree. Can you define "useful content" in the context of journalism? Is it content that makes advertisers pay in order to put their ads next to it? That's not journalism! Even if it was, the online ad revenue wouldn't be enoug
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   by danielfranz 17y ago

   Another general comment: I think it's quite simple: the content itself is not the issue here. There are a lot of big publishers out there offering really fast really high-quality news content following journalistic standards. The issue is t
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   by danielfranz 17y ago

   Sounds like a good plan! My experience tells me that you have to be very careful when mixing bloggers and journalists from publishing companies (if that's what you intend to do). A lot of journalists perceive bloggers as a threat. Although
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   by danielfranz 17y ago

   Hi onreact-com. I am aware of them and a dozen others offering similar services. I'd like to point out that tracking and micropayment solutions would indeed be part of my model in the long run. But they are just infrastructure - they're not
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   by danielfranz 17y ago

   Somebody just wrote that there is good old common-sense economics at work. I’d say the subprime crisis is also good old common-sense economics at work. That doesn't necessarily mean it's a healthy thing and it's good for the industry, for t