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from "basic $9 / premium $19" to "freelancer $19 / studio $29 / agency $99"

cust. segmentation and research (phone calls to CEOs) to figure out what was important for each segment -- perceived value.
pricing  marketing  patrickmckenzie  conversion  naming 
5 days ago by matti
xkcd: Felidae
Apples OSX naming problems :-)
xkcd  mac  apple  naming 
6 days ago by spaetz
The Walton Bridge petition
'IOP Ireland is campaigning to have the new bridge across the Liffey in Dublin at Marlborough Street named for ETS Walton – Ireland’s only physics Nobel prizewinner.'
nobel  physics  science  ireland  ernest-walton  scientists  history  naming  dublin  tcd 
7 days ago by jm
Chrono meet Colfax
Process Type Foundry renames their popular oval sans family. “In our hearts, Chrono will always be called Chrono. However, we inadvertently crossed paths with another similarly named font and decided the name needed to change.”
tn93  typedia  typography  type  chrono  colfax  process  foundry  rename  naming  ericolson 
8 days ago by splorp
Elegant Coding: Software System Morphology
In my previous posts on naming "A Survey of the Conventional Wisdom on Software Naming" and "More Thoughts on Formal Approaches to Naming in Software" I discussed several ideas about defining a way to talk about software system naming, I feel the name "Software System Morphology" captures this "big picture" concept. My objective is to develop a comprehensive way to define and analyze the semantic nature (morphology) of the construction of a software system. It’s an ambitious undertaking and whether or not I succeed in this endeavor I am hoping that these ideas will contribute to a better solution to this problem.
software  naming 
9 days ago by marmolubio
What's in a Name? (Part 1) - NYTimes.com
Another multi-part Errol Morris essay. (He should probably collect these essays into a short book, hm?) This one induced me to download Mill's "A System of Logic" to my iPad over the weekend.
naming  identification  errol-morris  nytimes  history  logic  mill  hobbes 
9 days ago by arthegall
AndyCossyleon comments on Einstein's Superpowers - Less Wrong
"The catchiness of the name "Einstein," mostly in the interior rhyme and spondee stress pattern but also in its similarity to "Frankenstein" (1818), cannot be discounted as a factor in his stardom."
naming  lesswrong 
13 days ago by matti

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