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Daily Archives: Wednesday, January 25, 2006
Remember MSN Spaces?
Remember MSN Spaces? MSN Spaces is set for a major upgrade to incorporate a revenue-sharing advertising option and a new partnership with Amazon.com. (link: eweek.com) Related posts: Something I remember at times like this links for 2006-11-23 Will you remember … Continue reading
Ex-BW staffer blogs on ad drop at BusinessWeek
What BusinessWeek blogger Stephen Baker said: “This is the weirdness of blogging in today’s mainstream pubs.” (Pointing to former BusinessWeek Senior Writer Gary Weiss blog analysis of disappointing numbers at BusinessWeek.) Technorati Tags: blogging, magazines Related posts: Fake Steve (Baker) … Continue reading
Why I am linking to this post on Guy Kawasaki’s weblog
Why I am linking to this post on Guy Kawasaki’s weblog: In it, he speaks like a real, uh, guy. There are NO numbers in front of every paragraph. I like linking to posts with no numbers in front of … Continue reading
How to convince people your competitor’s new idea is better than yours
How to convince people your competitor’s new idea is better than yours: Yesterday, I was listening to coverage on NPR about how the new Steven Soderbergh film, Bubble, will be released in theaters, on DVD and on cable within a … Continue reading
Seeing the light?
Seeing the light? My, those guys at Forbes have come a long way in a couple of months: Cover story, 11.14.05 issue: “Web logs are the prized platform of an online lynch mob spouting liberty but spewing lies, libel and … Continue reading
