weekend reading

From the VC Black-out to Questioning Google’s Wave Contribution

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This weekend, learn about the coming venture capital black-out period, the details that matter in web products, and the debate over Google's Wave contribution to Modular Innovation.

Every week I read thousands of blog posts. Here, for your weekend enjoyment, are some highlights from my recent reading, for you.

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On Starting Up…

http://www.bothsidesofthetable.com/2009/11/08/funding-season-ends-next-week/
On the start of the venture capital black-out period.

  
 

On Design & Product Experience…

http://designm.ag/inspiration/30-web-designs-with-amazing-attetion-to-detail/
Amazing design… it’s often the details that matter.

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On Modular Innovation…

http://webworkerdaily.com/2009/11/10/my-first-month-with-google-wave-cant-even-stand-on-the-board/
What does Google’s Wave contribution mean for the future of Modular Innovation? You decide.

  

Have a great weekend!

Jeremy Horn
The Product Guy

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Jeremy Horn is an award-winning, product management veteran with 2 decades of experience leading and managing product teams. Jeremy has held various executive and advisory roles, from founder of several start-ups to driving diverse organizations in online services, consumer products, and wearables. As founder of The Product Group, he has created the largest product management meetup in the world and hosts the annual awarding of The Best Product Person. Accelerating the next evolution of product management, Jeremy acted as creator and instructor of the 10-week product management course at General Assembly and The New School, and mentoring at Women 2.0 and Lean Startup Machine (where is he also a judge). To see where Jeremy is now check him out at (1) http://linkedin.com/in/TheProductGuy and (2) http://TheProductGuy.com

2 comments

  1. Thanks Jeremy – I especially enjoyed “On design & product experience”. I so loved what Tender Support are doing I had to drop them an email filled with praise.

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