As part of my research for school and work, I’ve made heavy use of various online survey applications. The most common survey programs that I’ve seen are Survey Monkey ($20/mo or $200/yr) and Zoomerang ($200-600/yr). UCLA Anderson makes heavy use of Qualtrics, which is an incredibly powerful application but costs somewhere on the order of [...]
This is a clever approach to parodying carbon emission permits. While I generally endorse the idea of carbon emission permits, I think the folks at Cheat Neutral have an interesting perspective that a) additionality is not guaranteed, and b) “offseting” a transgression does not necessarily make it acceptable in the first place. Carbon offsets are “indulgences.” [...]
From Bernard Chen and TechCrunch, an interesting summary about the economic implications of the Apple App Store for developers. For all of you App developers (Amy!), TechCrunch had a great article describing sales numbers for AppStore products. Of particular note: Across 96 developers who responded, the average app sold 100k copies over 261 days with [...]
I have been corresponding with Bremley W. B. Lyngdoh, PhD of Worldview Impact over the last several weeks as part of my coursework at UCLA Anderson as well as my general interest in Social Entrepreneurship. Bremley recently sent me something that I’d like to share with his blessings. Please read and enjoy.
My coworker Ashley and I have been working hard on Momtastic.com, a new mom website. It’s taken a fair amount of work to piece it together, but it’s slowly on its way to being an uplifting and inspirational website for mothers. I hope you enjoy it!