The Drill Down

8 Comments

1. Thanks for the podcast. It brought back great memories. Keep up the good work.

   #1 Charbarred

2. Thanks for answering the questions. My name is ALLSOPP not AZLOP

   #2 Glen Allsopp

3. Excellent stuff, Glen I thought he said Ass Slap. Is there something we should know

   Really enjoyed it guys. It raised very interesting issues. I think it needed that length to really address the gritty bits of what social bookmarking is all about.

   More please.

   #3 Lyndon Antcliff

4. webcure loves the Drill Down!

   Thanks to Muhammad, Reg and Andy for some excellent commentary. You guys are the best.
   dugg!

   #4 webcure

5. One of the guys talks like Mark Zuckerberg, kind of robotic-enthusiastic-irritant style.

   #5 Mauro

6. Glen Allsopp — please accept my apologies for butchering your last name.

   Hope you enjoyed the show though. I thought it came out very well.

   #6 David Cohn

7. Hi Guys,

   The show is interesting and funny.

   I’ll echo Lyndon - more please!

   #7 Yoav Ezer

8. i don’t think customizing digg for other demographic users will work. trying to make digg everything for everybody will cause the demise of digg, as it will spread digg too thin. and, yes, mu, i agree that most knitters will not go to knit.digg.com to network with other knitters; a small percentage will, nonetheless, but the cost of catering to a small marketshare will fall under the loss column for digg’s accountants. the most successful companies kept market share by focussing on their demographic; they sell most of what always got them successful:
   coca cola sells mostly coca cola; not new coke, or coke zero, cherry coke or even diet coke. i for one never see anybody buying water at starbucks or picking up a steel cup. most companies do try to be everything to everybody, but ultimately fail and some lose their leading position as a consequence.

   #8 neal