Harvard Business School gets Naked

You were also talked about on the front page of Business section of today's Seattle P-I.

Seth: heheh! I'm not a Microsoft executive!

Here's that article: http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/business/259236_t...

I started reading your book over the weekend - great advice in the "Bad Blogs/Good Blogs" section.

This must be Harvard's way of catching up with a Yale's traditional Naked Parties :-)
http://www.blacktable.com/thompson030501.htm

"...it may not be long before blogging, too, is just another relic of the past."

Really? Maybe the vehicle will lose some of its lustre, but heck, email isn't just a relic of the past, even though I recall first using it in 1983.

Wow, congrats. Lottsa praise heaped on by blubberfaces for a book you didn't even write. That must make you feel good.

Amazing how Harvard, Yale and all sorta supposed smart biz types, will ignore the power-law distribution, dismissing away the massive enormous inequity and then still, after all that gall, claim a Revolution? Strip away the techy fads and endless parties, and it's just Multi-Level Marketing.

But I want in on that gig. So all I have to do, is start a blog, suck up endlessly to Dave Winer and the A-Listers for links, praise everything Bubbleish or Web 2.0, be a bouncy happy ADD teddy bear, get some memed-dupe Exec at Microsoft to hire me to be a "Developer" spokesperson for the company and waddle around with a shaky cam and a belly laugh, making marketing commercials? And then get some burnt-out PR Exec to ghostwrite a book for me for a cut of the cash?

Christopher: I told you to do it in 2002 and you didn't listen. Why should you listen now?

That was sarcasm... :) But my goals are of a different sort, of the kind where you actually produce something.

Sorry for the snark, but it's ready-made ripe.

Not quite a Psalm 73:2-3, but close...