Monthly Archives: August 2004

Férias: from the latin feriæ, days dedicated to rest.

I’m going on holidays (férias). Real holidays spent away from day-to-day life. Next sunday we’ll be leaving for Vallée de la Loire, France. In the summer holidays 2 years ago we went to Brittany for a 15-day tour (visit plisson … Continue reading

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Brands That Think

“Companies that become culture brands usually have an opinion about something that people value.” Shubhankar Ray, Student, INSEAD quoted on FastCompany.

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One-Product-a-Day Business Model

Woot’s business model is based on the idea that your site can sell only one product per day but in big quantities. This way they get very low prices buying also in big quantities from suppliers for a very low … Continue reading

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Niklas Zennstrom (Skype’s CEO) on VoIP

Niklas Zennstrom half-hour presentation about the VoIP market. Subjects include VoIP business models, how does it works and many other related issues. An interesting talk from the founder of Kazaa and wannabe-big-player in the VoIP market.

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What if Doom 3 Were Open Sourced?

Doom 3 has come out. After a long wait it’s finally here. In the past ID Software has open-sourced every version of it’s most popular releases each time a new one comes to market. The question is “What if Doom … Continue reading

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Bricolage Review in eWeek

eWeek has published a Web Content Management Face-Off which includes a full range of CMSs from low to high-end markets. One of those systems is Bricolage which I’ve been practicing with for a couple of months. The eWeek Bricolage review … Continue reading

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Celebration Time!

Last week there were lot’s of reasons to celebrate: We had a really nice week at log. We’ve been working on very interesting projects and there are lot’s of good projects coming soon. And Pedro got his Computer Science Engineering … Continue reading

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