Shannon Bauman

Oh, and if you are on reddit and have a reddit account, feel free to upvote my reddit submission :) (search for friendly rank, and you should find it) - Shannon Bauman

... then they get the $100. - Shannon Bauman

Essentially distributed security testing of your site. - Shannon Bauman

having gone through this recently, feel free to add the wedding industry to the list. - Tudor Bosman

Same can be said for SEO / SEM and PPC management. It bugs my like crazy when I hear some stories - Charlie Anzman

But the pro, is that using more plastic uses up oil, so less oil gets used as... well, oil, and gas, and such. That is the stuff that seems to be causing us problems as it is being converted to CO2. So yeah, more plastic usage = less Oil/Gas usage = less air pollution. Obviously not very well thought out, but would love to hear people's thoughts. - Shannon Bauman

""NAmedia is not in the business of selling domain names. It is not our intention to "hold out for your best offer". Replying to your email and the many we receive like it each day, costs us time that could be better spent growing our media business." - Shannon Bauman

Milk.com is a famous example. http://milk.com/value/ - Robert Kenney

Yeah, I spent a total of like 72 hours in India (then the next 7 days being sick... sad but true). - Shannon Bauman

Food. Tibet got me on altitude, India on food. They don't put those in the tourist brochures. - Shannon Bauman

I can! But that's only seven zip codes. - Daniel Dulitz

No. We lived in too many places. I only remember the ones after we moved to CA and only about half of those. - Anika

Little late to answer this question, but noticed it after your zip code post. I've had a software company for 10 years. Never filed for patents. My thought process was a) it can get really expensive and be a drain on your time; b) software companies relying on patents to stay competitive always seems desperate (e.g., SCO with Unix and Blackboard with role based administration). One of our lawyers advised us to copy write code to protect against people, who may have access to the source, stealing our work and opening up a competing service. That's about as far as I would go. - Chip Ramsey

No one's buying ads apparently. - Daniel Dulitz

very long explanation: http://www.nytimes.com/2009... - John Fu

Indeed, long and not too clear. Methinks WiReD is especially vulnerable to oblivion, because of the very technology it covers: print will always lag in comparison with online coverage (for which there aren't, as yet, many viable business models), and more so in times of crisis when ads are scarce. So magazines like it need to reposition themselves as something else. Unfortunately in practice that means either going the luxury-mag route (say $50/issue targeting the top 1% of the tech-savvy rich population); or pulpy type of periodicals akin to "Readers' Digest" and "Popular Electronics." None of the latter being very suitable for WiReD's tech-edgy coverage... - ianf ⌘

I'm impressed too. Unfortunately it doesn't have an answer for "When will Wolfram Alpha be available?" The site says May, 2009. I'm guessing it's when the current press cycle starts to die down. - Kevin Fox

I'm pretty sure it's ajaxy html. - Kevin Fox

Prince - Amanda Nance

Thanks for everything, shannon. Good luck on your next adventure!! - Jenna Bilotta

Shannon, if you're interested, and not already booked solid, we've got a bottomless pit of frontend work that needs to be done, some of it internal facing, some of it consumer facing. E-mail me at [email protected] if you would like to chat. - Kevin Scott

There used to be two street signs on the lamp post to the right - those guys ripped it off. The cops are just watching and not doing anything. I guess they figure they will just deal with it all in the morning. - Shannon Bauman

Also funny - there is no cell phone connections at all. Text messages just die. Totally oversaturated. - Shannon Bauman

oh wow that's crazy Shannon. Hope you're safe and sound! - Todd Jackson