Copyright is a tricky thing. When you have created something on your own, you want to keep it. The least one usually asks for is that people give credit where credit is due. When the creative work is what one does for a living there is of course a healthy interest too.
I really look forward to May 18th. Time Magazine and crazy Tahni from London say it’s good. Would be a terrible coincidence if they both are wrong.
And if it’s really bad, I can still look forward to seeing the earth getting blown up.
I’m using Serendipity now. Much better. Much nicer.
From dot.com to catastrophe…
I’ve been digging out old books again, to re-read them. This is one out of my „real life“ collection. Boo.com was supposed the leading fashion store in the internet. They got millions of funding, big brands as supporters…
… and failed. Horribly.
This is their story. And a good one too. It keeps making me wishing that I had discovered my meagre talents in programming 5 years earlier. I could have busted a million by now then too!