Breaking 1,000 readers
Tuesday, December 5, 2006 at 06:02AM by Charlie O'Donnell Hopefully, enough of you stick around so that this sticks, but for now, my Feedburner RSS feed count is showing four digits for the first time. Yup... 1,012 readers.
Now each of you just need to recommend this blog to 150 other people and we'll catch TechCrunch in no time. :)
Actually, the thing that always gets me is that I have no idea who most of you are. So, like I've done once before... Here's your opportunity to introduce yourself, particularly if you've been lurking this whole time.
Please feel free to announce your presence in the comments... Tell us who you are, how you got here, what you do... feel free to link to your own company, blog, flickr photos, last.fm page, LinkedIn, whatever... I'm always happy to meet more readers.
And thanks for reading!
Reader Comments (10)
Dan Kantorhttp://www.streampad.comhttp://www.dankantor.comhttp://last.fm/user/dkan24http://www.flickr.com/photos/dankantor
I was at the last NextNy discussion at Columbia in November, but didn't actually get a chance to introduce myself. Next time for sure. Love the blog, and congrats on the 1,000 subscriber mark.
I am not currently living in nyc, but I WISH I were. For now I'm upstate in Utica, but once I can make a move to the city I'll be joining the NextNY crowd and loving life.
Just started a blog to chronicle my entreprenuerial aspirations...www.cheynerood.com/blog. And I have my artwork at www.cheynerood.com/portfolio.
Keep the excellent posts coming!
Just recently started to use last.fm (registered in March but has been using Pandora), and added you and Fred as friends (http://www.last.fm/user/1800fm/) although our music-taste-compatibility-meter is "very low" at the moment. I have been listening to your neighbour/loved-tracks in the last couple of days. Some I liked as well but some didn't. But I can see how useful last.fm is.
I've been a lurker here for a while. I'm a software startup guy (and co-founder of http://www.hubspot.com)
Just found your blog via Guy Kawasaki. I live in great white north.
lesson I learned today - don't be afraid to assault a few sacred cows.
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I know I'm way late to this post, but thought I'd say hello. I used to read your blog a long time ago (first came across via Fred W.) and just re-discovered it recently after getting sucked away by life for a bit. I'm a first-year bschool student at MIT right now. On a random note, I met your friend Justin Kulla here. I really enjoy your writing, hopefully will meet you in person one day.
Cheers,Nikhil Garg