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Daily Archives: Wednesday, February 14, 2007
Kevin Marks’ hidden talent
The tech-blogosphere is lighting up over Kevin Marks’ announcement that he has left Technorati to join Google — which in the world of blog-search, is like leaving the Boston Red Socks to join the New York Yankees. I know nothing … Continue reading
I’m not tuning into presidential campaigns yet, but if you must, here’s a good blog
The Wall Street Journal is suggesting the first primary may be taking place on the blogosphere. I will continue my apolitical blogging approach, however, I have added at least one RSS feed related to the 2008 campaign to my newsreader: … Continue reading
Tagged technology, web culture
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The future of (print) magazines (continued)
My magazine friend, David Shaw picks up on the conversation about the future of magazines. Quote: “Printing and distribution technology doesn’t make a magazine…What do I mean by that? Magazines are a genre, much like novels are, with conventions and … Continue reading
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Doing social media right | Jason Calacanis Weblog Great quote: “I think one of the interesting things about the internet is if you make something that helps people and they use it, you will be able to monetize it because … Continue reading
