TechCrunch posted about a company named PayPerPost whose VP of Development Peter Wright went on an offensive against a candidate who turned them down.

I feel bad as my favorite magazine, Business 2.0, has released their final issue. They have decided to shut down the magazine after 9 years of existence. Merger talks between TechCrunch and editor-in-chief Josh Quittner has failed.

I am going to miss the magazine and hopefully a similar theme would rise in existence.

I am reading a writeup titled “Is a CEO worth 364 times the average Joe?”

Definititely not; but one thing I am sure about is they get busted more than 364 times when things go bad. Both in good and bad times, executives surrounding them are circling them like vultures waiting for the right time for a power grab. Any bad publicity of the the company goes up to the CEO absorbing every mistake of the average Joe.

Last May 2007 our country had the national elections which means candidate posters and advertisements are all over the place.

Advertisements aside, one of the most noticeable things going on is the increased level of project constructions being made two months prior to the elections—road work, basketball courts, light posts, commuting shades, commuting overpass, etc. I was even thankful because the road I had to endure on our street and adjacent streets for the last three years having so many deep holes and cracks were instantly re-cemented a month before the elections.

I could not understand how come a Philippine restaurant, Chowking, have to make a complicated and full flash design of their website which derail people from getting the information they want. I have a fast internet and despite that look at the picture below.

I ended up at Yellow Cab

The group writing project series which Darren has started has ended. I think the group writing project is superb as it builds a community stronger and active. It is also a great marketing strategy which would benefit everyone from the participants and readers.

There’s a lot of great entries from the list and I hope you could spend time looking and learning from them.

For the team, below is the list of participants.