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Radiant Core Acquired by Zerofootprint Software, Inc.

After weeks of biting our collective tongues and keeping cats in various bags, we're delighted to announce that we've been acquired by Zerofootprint!

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Posted by Jay Goldman on Monday, April 21, 2008 at 02:00 PM in Taking Care of Business with tags radiantcore, acquired, zerofootprint • Permalink • 1 comment

Harvard Business Review Breakthrough Idea: Toronto TransitCamp

There are magazines about business, and then there's the Harvard Business Review. If you're at all involved in doing business in the western world, odds are you've read an article from HBR or even have a subscription. It would not be an exaggeration to say that a whole generation of thought and business leaders have been shaped by the content HBR has published. And so, along with my co-authors Eli Singer and Mark Kuznicki, it is my incredible honour to annouce the publication of our article, titled Sick Transit Gloria, in the Breakthrough Ideas for 2008 section of the February issue of the Harvard Business Review.

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Posted by Jay Goldman on Monday, January 28, 2008 at 08:00 AM in Taking Care of Business with tags torontotransitcamp, transitcamp, hbr, sicktransitgloria, elisinger, markkuznicki, remarkk • Permalink • 1 comment

Happy Holidays from Radiant Core!

A Happy Holiday greeting from all of us at Radiant Core.

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Posted by Jay Goldman on Tuesday, December 25, 2007 at 10:17 AM in Taking Care of Business with tags radiantcore, holiday, card • Permalink • 0 comments

Will it fly? How to evaluate a new product idea

Ev Williams throws down on how to decide if your idea is worth pursuing.

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Posted by Jay Goldman on Monday, December 17, 2007 at 04:35 PM in Taking Care of Business with tags ev, evhead, evwilliams, product, strategy, startup, fly, twitter, blogger, dogster, hotornot • Permalink • 0 comments

Deconstructing Facebook Beacon JavaScript

We take apart Facebook's new Beacon JavaScript and then put it meticulously back together for your edification.

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Posted by Jay Goldman on Friday, November 23, 2007 at 05:00 PM in Facebook, JavaScript with tags facebook, beacon, javascript, dissamble, deconstruct, epicurious, socialads, platform, pages, insights, polls, charleneli, groundswell, forrester, privacy, firebug, tamperdata • Permalink • 27 comments

Google OpenSocial: A Coup By Any Other Name

Google pre-announces their OpenSocial API, which they hope will level the social networking playing field.

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Posted by Jay Goldman on Thursday, November 1, 2007 at 03:00 AM in Taking Care of Business, Tech Geekery with tags facebook, google, opensocial, orkut, salesforce, linkedin, ning, hi5, plaxo, friendster, viadeo, oracle, flixster, ilike, rockyou, slide • Permalink • 0 comments

UKTI Trade Mission Trip Report: Day 2

Day two of our trip sees us in Bristol, meeting with some great British companies and enjoying a fun night out.

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Posted by Jay Goldman on Wednesday, October 31, 2007 at 07:00 PM in Trip Reports, Taking Care of Business with tags ukti, uk, britain, scotland, tripreport, 3cresearch, bristol, glasgow, canada, baja1000, learninglibrary, mitmedialab, marsdd, uoft, watershed, southwestscreen, io, hmcinteractive, jbsh, potentialdifference, ballfusion, sanoodi, severnshed, whitepineproductions, zincroe, cbc • Permalink • 0 comments

UKTI Trade Mission Trip Report: Day 1

The first installment of our UKTI Trade Mission trip report.

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Posted by Jay Goldman on Monday, October 29, 2007 at 01:53 PM in Taking Care of Business, Trip Reports with tags ukti, uk, britain, england, scotland, tripreport, suthakamal, lambandflag, caytre, ebay, 3cresearch, hillingtoninnovation, london, bristol, glasgow, ianforrester, cubicgarden, canada • Permalink • 0 comments

Adaptive Path Charmr

A brief write-up on Adaptive Path's Charmr project.

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Posted by Jay Goldman on Monday, October 8, 2007 at 01:01 AM in User Experience, Design with tags adaptivepath, charmr, diabetes, insulin, medical, device, stevejobs, apple • Permalink • 0 comments

CP24 Homepage: Tools for Buying a House

Jay will be on CP24's Homepage show at 5pm today to talk about online tools to help people look for a new home in Toronto.

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Posted by Jay Goldman on Wednesday, August 29, 2007 at 02:00 PM in Taking Care of Business with tags citytv, homepage, ambermacarthur, housing123, ianstevens, ttc, beerhunter • Permalink • 0 comments

ROM Photo Diary

Kudos to the ROM on the launch of their new photo diary!

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Posted by Jay Goldman on Wednesday, August 22, 2007 at 12:02 AM in Marketing with tags rom, photodiary, blog, elisinger, cundari, toronto, libeskind, alsop, gehry • Permalink • 0 comments

exPhone (New) Home

Our friends at Citizen Agency launch a clever new site to help you recycle your old cellphone.

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Posted by Jay Goldman on Thursday, July 5, 2007 at 10:46 PM in Taking Care of Business, HTML/CSS, Design with tags exphone, iphone, apple, blackberry, nokia, citizenagency, weknowhtml, reduce, reuse, recycle • Permalink • 0 comments

A Home Run Doesn't Have to be Perfect

Some very lucky journalists with international reach have had the privilege to have a hands on review of the highly anticipated iPhone to be released this Friday the 29th in the U.S. For months now we've been treated to speculation, rumour, high praise and scorn for a device that very few had a chance to physically experience. Hands on reviews have finally started to come out and it appears that the iPhone is a home run but that it isn't perfect. Which is just as it should be.

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Posted by Michael Glenn on Thursday, June 28, 2007 at 02:20 PM in Design, Marketing with tags iphone, triangle • Permalink • 0 comments