Pogue: Six factors for highly unsuccessful products

Summary: At the FailCon 2010 conference in San Francisco, New York Times technology columnist David Pogue identifies the stumbling blocks to success.

At the FailCon 2010 conference in San Francisco, New York Times technology columnist David Pogue identifies the stumbling blocks to success.

Topic: Tech Industry

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  • and they are...?

    No link or details?

    TripleII
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  • He forgot the top EPIC FAILURE

    You can't have a discussion about highly unsuccessful products without talking about this year's top failure: MS KIN.
    - Stupid product that had no market
    - Advertised as "sexting" and "sexual predator" friendly .... yet it was targeting teens and pre-teens.
    - Tied to a data plan
    wackoae
    • RE: Pogue: Six factors for highly unsuccessful products

      @wackoae

      Wow, can't find any more positive reviews of WP7 to troll? EPIC FAIL on your part ;-)
      tonymcs@...
  • RE: Pogue: Six factors for highly unsuccessful products

    I missed FAILCON, but I'm pumped that David Pogue is going to be coming to Oklahoma City next month for the Creativity World Forum. Him and Andrew Zolli and Ken Robinson and a bunch of other big brains. (Check it out: stateofcreativity.com)
    mkokc