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Tag Archives: web application
mini-cases: more movement means more mistakes
I used to have the power to email over 250,000 people at my fingertips. We weren’t spammers; far from it: we were publishing a successful newsletter to all those subscribers, and had quite a few who were actually paying for … Continue reading
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Tagged automation, broadcast, email, mini-cases, project, web application
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mini-cases: taking stock
It’s not unusual that writers occasionally need to do fact checking on the stories they write, and when your “stories” consist of stock recommendations, it’s even more important to keep your ducks in a row. Such was the situation at … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Life, Mini-Cases, Tech
Tagged credibility, mini-cases, philosophy, portfolio pieces, publishing, stock recommendations, web application, writing
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