sabrinaleblanc

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   by sabrinaleblanc 11y ago

   Really interesting idea! But I'm not sure how I feel about a company impersonating their customer cause that's what you would do right? I think people will be reticent to provide personal information...
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   by sabrinaleblanc 11y ago

   I assume they know the hook point based on a decrease in drop off rate after x episodes. I'm surprised Netflix doesn't use this to their advantage to entice people to wait a few episodes before giving up. If the person didn't
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   by sabrinaleblanc 11y ago

   So I'm not clear on this, was the employment agreement done before or after Oysterbooks officially announced that it was shutting down? BC that makes a difference...I find it odd that Google declined to comment to comment. Anyhow, grea
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   Can you predict a Startup's success based on the Concept alone?(hbr.org)

   2 points by sabrinaleblanc 11y ago|0 comments
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   by sabrinaleblanc 11y ago

   Definitely sad that tools like this need to exist so we can read an article in peace.
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   by sabrinaleblanc 11y ago

   Totally agree with you on this one, as long as the company doesn't stop better products from entering the market.
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   by sabrinaleblanc 11y ago

   The monopoly concern is legitimate, especially if the accusations against Apple, Google and Amazon have validaty in them. I think the real issue at hand is the bullying that is taking place for new entrants. Google arm restling a new entran