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Tag: Business
Software testing and charging customers for bug fixes
In a recent update we made to a customer’s software system, a bug was discovered, which led to a discussion about (a) why the bug wasn’t caught during testing and (b) why we charge them to fix the bug.
Given our business model, this is a discussion that occurs from time to time, and so I decided to capture our viewpoint in the form of an article I can refer to as needed.
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Is Apple’s pricing fair?
In a conversation with the BBC, Motorola president Rick Osterloh had some words to say about Apple’s pricing.
The disconnect between publishers and consumers
Over on Rantbox, I posted a note about 9to5mac killing their full RSS feed, in the same way that TUAW did a while back—which, for me, marked the beginning of TUAW’s decline.
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Another one bites the dust — Picturelife was acquired by StreamNation
Today I received an email from Nate Westheimer, founder of the Picturelife service I use to store, manage and enjoy my photos and videos, announcing that the service had been acquired by StreamNation.
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