Comments for Jon Henshaw http://jon.henshaw.me Spending entirely too much time on the Internet Sat, 21 Aug 2010 17:10:35 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on The Guy Who Did This Presentation… by YouTube Removed My Video http://jon.henshaw.me/the-guy-who-did-this-presentation/#comment-90 YouTube Removed My Video Sat, 21 Aug 2010 17:10:35 +0000 http://henshaw.me/494/untitled#comment-90 [...] to relevant sites mentioned in the video. It was linked to from credible blogs like the site of John Henshaw, the JAR Group, and other places. It was, since January, ranking #4 if you googled “Internet [...] [...] to relevant sites mentioned in the video. It was linked to from credible blogs like the site of John Henshaw, the JAR Group, and other places. It was, since January, ranking #4 if you googled “Internet [...]

]]> Comment on I Reached the "Gold Level" of My Starbucks Rewards Card, and You Didn't, Sucka! by Milano http://jon.henshaw.me/i-reached-the-gold-level-of-my-starbucks-rewards-card-and-you-didnt-sucka/#comment-56 Milano Wed, 02 Jun 2010 05:08:35 +0000 http://henshaw.me/?p=659#comment-56 I couldn't agree more. I especially like the part about the "hipster pricks" which is the reason why I can't stand these independent coffee shops. Consistency is so important when u're paying 3 plus dollars for a drink. Memo these coffee shops have yet to receive. I couldn’t agree more. I especially like the part about the “hipster pricks” which is the reason why I can’t stand these independent coffee shops. Consistency is so important when u’re paying 3 plus dollars for a drink. Memo these coffee shops have yet to receive.

]]> Comment on A Little Bit of Rest by Alison Groves http://jon.henshaw.me/a-little-bit-of-rest/#comment-68 Alison Groves Sun, 23 May 2010 02:59:26 +0000 http://henshaw.me/?p=858#comment-68 Uh, I don't trust any of those chuckers. Uh, I don’t trust any of those chuckers.

]]> Comment on The iPad Will Save Publishing by Alex http://jon.henshaw.me/the-ipad-will-save-publishing/#comment-67 Alex Wed, 19 May 2010 04:13:51 +0000 http://henshaw.me/?p=852#comment-67 He he no worries. I enjoy the debate. The iPad, like the Kindle, will set things in motion. I think what is also missing is the therapeutic nature of flipping through something. At least for me. He he no worries. I enjoy the debate. The iPad, like the Kindle, will set things in motion.

I think what is also missing is the therapeutic nature of flipping through something. At least for me.

]]> Comment on The iPad Will Save Publishing by Jon HenshawJon Henshaw http://jon.henshaw.me/the-ipad-will-save-publishing/#comment-66 Jon HenshawJon Henshaw Wed, 19 May 2010 03:20:45 +0000 http://henshaw.me/?p=852#comment-66 I totally think you had valid points. I just wanted to play a little point, counter-point. I was originally writing a comment on your blog, but it turned into a beastly rant that is now this blog entry ;) I totally think you had valid points. I just wanted to play a little point, counter-point. I was originally writing a comment on your blog, but it turned into a beastly rant that is now this blog entry ;)

]]> Comment on The iPad Will Save Publishing by Alex http://jon.henshaw.me/the-ipad-will-save-publishing/#comment-65 Alex Wed, 19 May 2010 02:22:15 +0000 http://henshaw.me/?p=852#comment-65 Hi Jon, I always appreciate healthy debate. I have no doubt that at some point in the future that magazines will work through digital mediums. We are certainly making the transition when it comes to music. My goal was to point out the two prohibitors. Magazines should not jump in head first until they are able to demand the data they really require to tailor advertising (I have no doubt that even digitally magazines will be ad supported and, sadly, web ads were also a problem in early web magazines). More importantly I think it will be a little longer than RIGHT NOW that we will give up tangibility (as a whole). The iPad has people thinking but I think it will take some substantial time. Hi Jon,

I always appreciate healthy debate. I have no doubt that at some point in the future that magazines will work through digital mediums. We are certainly making the transition when it comes to music.

My goal was to point out the two prohibitors. Magazines should not jump in head first until they are able to demand the data they really require to tailor advertising (I have no doubt that even digitally magazines will be ad supported and, sadly, web ads were also a problem in early web magazines).

More importantly I think it will be a little longer than RIGHT NOW that we will give up tangibility (as a whole). The iPad has people thinking but I think it will take some substantial time.

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