Hi, I'm Adrian. I write about current technology news and products, as well as Boston area startups. You can also find my writing on The Fresh Dish Boston Food Blog.
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Email: adrianmott@gmail.com
Work: Hubspot
Location: Central Square, Cambridge, MA
Do you still have a MySpace account? I cancelled mine almost immediately after Facebook let me in, and haven’t looked back. The whole time I was using MySpace, I found the UI to be pretty poor from a design perspective. The one gem of value I did (and still do) get from the service is [...]
It’s been well written that Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has not been forward with the sales numbers for the Kindle, thus it is difficult to compare how the device has done as compared to other new media devices like iPod. Some analysts have done some work on trying to uncover the truth around the sales [...]
Check it out if you get a second: http://unbiasd.com. Unbiasd – the site focused on news media bias has quickly transformed into a news video site.
Also, I’ve added a Music section to this blog, sort of an ‘adrianmott.com radio’ of sorts – Here, I’ll feature music I’m currently listening to, as well as video [...]
Near for most, here for some – News came in today that the Seattle Post-Intelligencer would print its final edition on Tuesday and go to a web only format. Essentially this is something that their parent company Hearst has been planning to do for some time, though a front was up that they were attempting [...]
Facebook is free, Twitter is free, Wordpress is free. Doesn’t this bother anyone else? Instead of charging their customers a nominal dollar or two or five to use these services on a monthly basis, VC’s flood them with investment money that, psychologically, lets these guys “worry about the business plan later.” Doesn’t THIS [...]
Time mag loves their lists I guess – this one I came across today and based on the title alone, you can tell that it’s rather pessimistic regarding the economic vitality of our newspapers. I find myself fascinated by the changing news and mass media industry.
I don’t know, perhaps it’s the fact that we’re seeing [...]
The slow death of newspaper companies is something that is rooted in both the reduction of readers of the traditional physical newspaper and the oncoming train that is online news. Well it appears that readership of online news has finally caught up to the physical paper and now forces traditional newspaper companies to downsize and [...]