Life is a Beta: Jeff Jarvis on Corporate Transparency

[DoctorMontalban]

LMAO. Beta testing is so revolutionary....lame.

[tyrannicoystercult]

the key concept is that fake perfection is not desirable, humility and self-criticism are key to advancing all areas of human interaction and business - for comparison, how many fake-looking chest-puffing people do you really trust? pursuit of 'the look' of perfection is counterproductive unless you can run a good scam and can evade punishment or critique, that is not in the interest of anybody except the scammer, so what framworks can we suggest to incentivize bigger group benefit?

[sugarpuddin88]

Gimme A Break!!!

As long as soulless corporations are allowed to legally bribe politicians, there will be nothing just about corp America

[m0nkeybl1tz]

The idea that you can use Twitter as customer service still seems pretty new, and the fact that Jarvis has already analyzed it so well is impressive. This really struck a chord with me, that companies try to present their product as the "ultimate". So true, and so annoying.

[joewilder]

This concept is so ridiculously simple, it's amazing that companies haven't been doing it for all of history.

[Sardonac]

This guy is great!