Well, a suppose this is a glimpse into the future and past. Yesterday we did a soft-launch of Zigabid.com so that is an ounce of stress that has been lifted. It is a strange feeling, I thrive off creation and previously at Juxt Interactive and Go Farm we released multiple projects each year, however Zigabid was a 19-month creation.

As far as the past goes, I re-connected with a old friend last night… It was insightful, I realized that not only do I have a love for music, but I have also have a knack for collecting rare and odd tunes that play a role in my life. I believe I first heard Scatman in a club in Asia or the Middle East in the early 90’s. Cheers.

I can’t really figure out why most cities make zoning such a big deal. We moved into our new offices in March of this year, and still haven’t had our sign approved. If my math is correct that means we’ve spent over 1/3 of a year without a sign… that seems ridiculous to me. Wouldn’t the city want us to prosper? Well, that aside we finally were allowed to have our logo placed on the door. Very exciting after such a long time.

The ticket industry is about to change and when it comes to ticket giant Ticketmaster there seems to be truth in the rumors I’ve been hearing over the past year and a half. First, the news came that Live Nation (one of the largest and most powerful promoters) would be severing there relationship with Ticketmaster at the end of 2008. Then noise this past January about Ticketmaster’s plans to acquire TicketsNow (one of the largest ticket brokers and player in the secondary ticket market). And now… Ticketmaster will apparently be $750 million dollars in debt when it is spun off from its parent company IAC.