Archive for January, 2008
I Am a Lead. Trulia, Your Move.
Update: Brian at Trulia left a nice comment on this post. Go read it.
The title of this post completely rips off a post by Marc Davison from a couple of days ago.
Marc runs a consulting firm called 1000Watt Consulting that helps real estate companies, startups and media organizations embrace and implement technology and the Internet [...]
I Heart Media Temple
You know what top notch service, support and answering your phones in under 30 secs (the three times I called) gets you?
A huge smile on my face, a post on my blog and me telling all my friends about your company.
Media Temple kids are rock stars. Seriously. I'm sure Seth Godin is beaming somewhere.
I have [...]
Dear Real Estate 2.0, We Need Better “Recently Sold” Data
Real estate 2.0 is right up my alley. Check my "About" page for why.
Btw: Sorry to everyone out there who feels like throwing up everytime they hear "2.0" put after a word. If there was a better, more understood term I would use it. Trust me.
Ok, so I've been using sites like Trulia and Zillow [...]
Welcome Asus Eee To Low-Cost Laptop Space
The low-cost laptop space keeps getting more and more interesting.
Today, Engadget posted on Asus' future plans for their low-cost laptop brand called Eee.
Back in June, BUZZYEAH posted that Asus was trying to develop an $189 laptop. It looks like the Eee laptops are the results of that effort.
The low-cost laptop space is getting so [...]
Lesson From Northwestern Utility Billing Service
Yes, I'm a renter.
My apartment complex has good management and my neighbors seem friendly. However, my friendly neighbors do have a problem with crashing into my parked car.
I pay for rent, utilities and telecom separately. The only thing included with rent is trash.
The apartment management uses this service called Northwestern Utility Billing Service [...]
Guide to BUZZYEAH’s Left Sidebar
Hey everyone, maybe you noticed that BUZZYEAH's left sidebar looks a little cleaner today. Or not. I guess it's your opinion. Let me know in the comments.
Why does it need a guide?
It doesn't.
But, I was bored and did some user-interface tweaking and added a few new things. And, I think that gives me an excuse [...]
My OpenCongress: Facebook For Congress Nerds
Update: Near the bottom of this post I suggest that OpenCongress and Facebook should find ways to better integrate since the results could be socially powerful (plus, I can only be a part of so many social networks).
Well, good news!
David Moore over at OpenCongress' blog says, "... Andrew, yes definitely, we look [...]
Mike Murtaugh’s Comment on Tata’s Nano
Last week I posted on Tata's new $2500 car called the Nano. It is the cheapest car ever built and Tata is aiming it at the developing nation market.
Near the bottom of the post, I said that I had messaged my friend Mike Murtaugh who is currently working in Delhi to leave a comment on [...]
How To Watch Live Streaming NBA Games Online
I've been trying to watch live streaming NBA games online for a while now. Yesterday, I posted that ESPN360 won't let me watch their live streaming NBA games since my Internet provider Comcast won't pay ESPN to let its customers access the site.
I think that ESPN is making an un-savvy business move but they can [...]
ESPN Can Give Me Streaming NBA Games, But Comcast Says No?! (Update: ESPN Says No)
For the eager beavers, here is the question at the bottom of my post: Who needs to get paid before I can stream NBA games, Comcast or ESPN???
Somebody won't let me watch live games from the system ESPN already has in place. So who is it? (Update: It's definitely ESPN! New question below.)
Ok, now [...]
I pretend to have a real job, by which I mean I started my own company. 
