John: Okay, this time it’s a website. That you can use for open source intelligence gathering, if you want. The tabs alone are worth the price of admission. It’s full of links and links and more links. And there’s links that never end.
Adam: Are there links? Amazing, there’s links.
John: There’s a couple of links. And it’s got all the search engines, it’s got all kinds of stuff going on. You could spend probably all day looking at the different stuff that’s on this site: CEOExpress.com.
Adam: Huh. And do you use this for show prep?
John: No. It’s too much for me.
Adam: Oh, wow.
John: It’s a monster. Maintained. It’s astonishing, actually. I don’t know how the guy does it. And it’s a, I guess you’d call it, what do you call it? Control panel? What are those things called? The panel they always have, you know, they always say, oh, the dashboard. This is the dashboard to kill all dashboards.
Adam: I want to check this out.
Adam: Oh, wow. “The executives’ internet”. Oh, it’s like what Yahoo used to be.
John: Well, it’s way beyond what Yahoo used to be, but yeah, kind of.
Adam: It’s a big directory of stuff.
John: But you’re only on one tab. You’re on the home tab. You can start clicking on those other tabs. There’s one, two, three, four, five, six, seven tabs all loaded.
Adam: Oh, okay. Well, I will see if it’s any good for show prep, and I will let you know.
John: Please do.