Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Ideas (And eventually script) for Show 0

So one of our big findings on show -1 was that we need to keep the show really tight. In part this means more time developing the content.

Tom, here's something of potential interest for Headlines:
http://colleges.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/best-colleges/spec-entrepreneur?goback=.gde_95004_member_27462594

Thus Far the Show looks like this:

  1. Introduction & Call to Action
  2. Headlines
  3. ???
  4. Business Tip of the Week
  5. What's on Your Radar?
Posted by Miro at 3:04 PM
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11 comments:

  1. Introduction & Call to Action
    Headlines
    Partnership agreement w/ YouTube LLC
    ???
    Business Tip of the Week
    What's on Your Radar?

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  2. 1. Introduction & Call to Action
    2. Headlines
    a. The Web is dead: Cover of Wired. (It's all apps now, not html in a browser.) Apple and Google are dividing up the internet and charging money for it. It's brilliant, and brilliantly evil.
    b. "Within 5 years, Morgan Stanley projects, the number of users accessing the Net from mobile devices will surpass the number who access it from PCs." - Take away, convenience (iPhone) beats flexibility (browser).
    b.
    3. Partnership agreement w/ YouTube LLC
    4. Jargon - "Pivot"
    5. Business Tip of the Week: Forget the web, think apps.
    6. What's on Your Radar?

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  3. 1. Introduction
    2. Call to Action
    a. Follow us on Twitter and participate on the Blog
    2. Headlines
    a. The Web is dead: Cover of Wired. (It's all apps now, not html in a browser.) Apple and Google are dividing up the internet and charging money for it. It's brilliant, and brilliantly evil. "Within 5 years, Morgan Stanley projects, the number of users accessing the Net from mobile devices will surpass the number who access it from PCs." - Take away, convenience (iPhone) beats flexibility (browser).
    b.UMass Open's States First Public Law school. As people getting professional degrees (fancy ones at that) what does a public law school mean. Based on supply and demand doesn't this mean that thins mean that the cost of law school at private schools will drop too. That seems like a good thing, but doesn't that mean more lawyers at lower salaries. That seems like a bad thing. But doesn't lower salaries mean fewer lawyer?
    Let's talk about this as professional students and through the lens of economics.
    http://www.heraldnews.com/news/education/x297561917/Orientation-under-way-for-Umass-law-schools-first-class

    http://www.boston.com/news/education/higher/articles/2010/02/03/umass_wins_approval_for_states_first_public_law_school/

    Take away: Markets may self correct, but it's complicated and not always clear who benefits

    3. Partnership agreement w/ YouTube LLC
    4. Jargon - "Pivot"
    5. Business Tip of the Week: Bring value to people where they _will_ want it and the rest will follow.
    6. What's on Your Radar?

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