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Brian Campbell - GotCast.com

A friend of mine, Brian Campbell , (our former intern at Sharkbytes) recently lauched a new site and had this to say: Hey everyone- i wanted to share my newest website with you all. It's called GotCast and we provide online casting for television. More importantly, there are a ton of hot chicks with...

Posted to Digging My Blog - Dan Hounshell (Weblog) by Dan Hounshell on 10-11-2007
IP Address - Chicken or Moan?

I have used IPChicken for several years to quickly figure out what my public facing IP address is. I know that isn't very geeky, but it is very "webby" - maybe I'm more of a webophile than a true geek. But enough of my self-analysis... for me it was all about ease. It is very easy for me to remember...

Posted to Digging My Blog - Dan Hounshell (Weblog) by Dan Hounshell on 08-24-2007
Creating an Online Presence is easy

I like the post Seth Godin made a few days ago: Memo to the very small . I, too, believe that we are in the midst of change. Well, at least it is much easier to create an online presence today than it ever has been - especially for those that are very small. Of course there have always been inexpensive...

Posted to Digging My Blog - Dan Hounshell (Weblog) by Dan Hounshell on 04-18-2007
Thoughts on Best Buy's secret website and Business Ethics

Business Ethics - yeah like the final Academic Decathlon showdown scene in Billy Madison - it appears that some people may not know what they are. Or maybe they just choose to disregard them. On the heels of an announcement of Best Buy being accused of using a secret website (via Seth Godin ) to pull...

Posted to Digging My Blog - Dan Hounshell (Weblog) by Dan Hounshell on 03-05-2007
Rick Segal: Go Code Something

I'm an avid reader of Rick Segal's blog, The Post Money Value . I'm don't read any other start-up blogs or VC blogs, but I like Rick's writing style and point of view. Because of his Microsoft background and VC interest in technology and specifically the web a lot of the things he has to say interest...

Posted to Digging My Blog - Dan Hounshell (Weblog) by Dan Hounshell on 02-07-2007
How to judge a Web Shop by its cover

I have been in the web business for about 10 years now. Over that time I have spent a lot of time looking at competitors' sites. Anytime a site, good or bad, has a link on it to who developed/designed it I will follow. Curious by nature, I usually just want to see who did the work and what kind of work...

Posted to Digging My Blog - Dan Hounshell (Weblog) by Dan Hounshell on 02-06-2007
Need an older version? Check out OldVersion.com

"Because newer is not always better" There is an FTP program that I have been using for years (since about 1997) and therefore I have become very comfortable with it. It is one of the first things that gets installed on each new computer that I own or borrow. I like one particular older version (about...

Posted to Digging My Blog - Dan Hounshell (Weblog) by Dan Hounshell on 12-29-2006
Forecastfox Firefox Extension asking for login?

My Forecastfox Firefox extension stopped working a couple of minutes ago - it keeps asking me to login. I don't remember having to create an account when I downloaded and installed the extension and I don't see any username/password fields when I open the options for the extension. I'm a...

Posted to Digging My Blog - Dan Hounshell (Weblog) by Dan Hounshell on 08-29-2006
Want some alone time with one of the brightest new technology minds?

No, not me, silly! Seth Godin is offering a conference-call Q&A session on Friday, September 8th that will last "all day" if necessary. Rather than paying a fee to attend, he is asking that you buy 11 copies of his new book, small is the new big , from Barnes and Noble. The first 31 to send him a...

Posted to Digging My Blog - Dan Hounshell (Weblog) by Dan Hounshell on 08-15-2006
Mistakes and Moments of Incompetence are Understandable as long as you are honest

An interesting story about DreamHost being publicly, brutally honest . Read the comments, they are funny... it seems that mistakes and moments of incompetence are understandable and even forgivable as long as you are are honest. Keeping your customers in the loop will make them loyal beyond belief. ...

Posted to Digging My Blog - Dan Hounshell (Weblog) by Dan Hounshell on 08-02-2006

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