Posted by Kevin in blogging, PriceCheck
on Mar 20th, 2008 | 1 comment
We’ve always known that there’s a significant difference in the way that men and women approach shopping in “real life†stores. However, we have long thought that our approach to online shopping was similar and therefore resulted in a similar speed and efficiency when shopping. I mean, why would our online shopping habits differ when we generally shop at the same stores, use the same tools (ie: a pc) and can shop from the comfort of our own home?
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Posted by Kevin in auctions, blogging, PriceCheck, research, technology
on Feb 7th, 2008 | Comments Off
People all over South Africa are moaning and complaining about Eskom’s “load shedding†that is now taking place on a daily basis in cities around the country. Be it at work where the power goes off suddenly and you’re left twiddling your thumbs for two hours (which in my experience, could be anything from 2-6 hours) because you cannot use your PC, or be it at home where you have to walk around with a torch strapped to your forehead just to avoid serious injury – nobody in South Africa can possibly be benefiting from these power cuts in any way, right? WRONG!
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Posted by Kevin in blogging, Meetups, OpenCoffeeClub
on Apr 23rd, 2007 | 5 comments
So, I finally made it to an event. After being on the 27 Dinner waiting list in March, I finally got my chance to go to an event attended by like-minded people in the industry.
Onno and I went along, and I’m proud to say we were in the last four people left. Not sure everyone left so early, but maybe it was just one of those days. It was thoroughly enjoyable and it was good to meet some old friends, and some completely new faces – some very famous in the blogging/web community.
A big thanks to Eric Edelstein for organising a successful event and Anton and the rest of the guys at the...