Comments on: You’ve Got Great Ideas

By: Noah Fleming

Noah Fleming — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 18:45:02 +0000

IdeaFisher sounds like a cool book. I'll have to try and find it.

Thanks John. You are always my #1 commentor.

Love it.

By: Noah Fleming

Noah Fleming — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 18:44:32 +0000

Joel,

Thanks so much for commenting.
I'm familiar with blip.fm and last.fm and a few of these other sites but don't really use them.

I think there would be a way to tap into their API's to make songversations happen but that's beyond me.

The niche twitter account is also cool but it sounds like that would be a perfect songversations account

By: Joel Osborne

Joel Osborne — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 01:39:13 +0000

Neat idea.

As for a music version of Twitter, I think http://blip.fm does a good job, and you can auto-update your Twitter feed with Blip.fm. I have a niche Twitter account that does just that, I only post about the music and people can listen to the song on Blip.

By: John Kane

John Kane — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 00:30:24 +0000

Neat idea.
I read a book some time back called IdeaFisher by Marsh Fisher that was interesting about brainstorming using "Associative" thinking.
He developed software called IdeaFisher but, I think is is defunct and another is out by an associate of Marsh's which is called "Thought Office"
I am no associate but, it looks like something I would be interested in trying out. http://thoughtrod.com/software/
Asking questions about subjects like; how can I make this smaller, bigger, could I add more/less steps to make it easier,what would it taste like, could this be used underwater,what can this be paired up with,etc. Asking questions that seem ludicrous to the insane level also, can generate ideas.Think Einstein riding on a beam of light.