EB: We obviously try to balance things, but we realize full well that we're unable to solve all problems upfront.
So yes, dear Twitter management and investors, we realize full well Twitter is different from Facebook, and that you're not necessarily head-to-head rivals.
The company realizes full well that its biggest challenges will be distribution and gaining user trust in terms of security and privacy.
I realize full well it may not seem fair to everyone to be calling all these sites mere content farms – that all depends on what you think the term entails, or doesn't.
I realize full well lip dubbing was probably last considered cool around the tail end of 2006, but that didn't stop many of DLD's attendees from participating in a well-organized lip-dub video recording, to the tunes of Kenny Loggins Footloosee.
Skype realizes full well its software is used by many school teachers and students from around the globe, and today announced that it has built a dedicated social network to help them connect, collaborate and exchange knowledge and teaching resources over the Web.
Krim realizes full well that he's going to have to tell a pretty compelling story to get people to pay attention to what Jolicloud is building, considering the appeal Google has in terms of branding and its history of putting stuff out there that are impressive on a technological level.
Social stream aggregator TweetDeck realizes full well that there's a lot of opportunity for growth in the mobile area, and that making apps for iPhone, iPad and (soon) Android only is not going to cut it if it wants to be a dominant player there.
I realize full well that Microsoft, Google and Intel are to be taken into account when looking at the slowly but surely growing netbook OS market in the coming years, but I think it doesn't hurt to have a couple of startups trying new things and keeping them on their toes.
Because they realize full well the damage this can do to McCain.
