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Daily Archives: Wednesday, October 17, 2007
Is that a spread sheet in your pocket? Presentation tips when using docs.google.com/m
Via the Google Docs Blog, news of the new mobile (“m”) version at docs.google.com/m. Currently, you can only view — not edit — documents (the post indicates that’s a feature on its way). I’ll be trying out the “presentation” feature … Continue reading
A billion here, a billion there, and soon there’s a real bubble
I’m not even going to comment on the ‘bubble’ part, I’m merely amused the rather rookie typo (billion for million) in the screen grab above (full shot here) could go unnoticed for so long on the International Herald Tribune’s photo … Continue reading
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Competition is a wonderful thing
As I said when AmazonMP3 launched a few weeks ago, “the iTunes Store needs all the competition it can get.“ Well, score “1″ for the marketplace: The Wall Street Journal is reporting, “Apple is reducing the price of all songs … Continue reading
links for 2007-10-17
Magazine Revenue Up In 2007 | MediaPost.com Or maybe it’s not. Since pages are down and revenues up and discounts are being handed out. Also, there are some hurting dinosaurs in the magazine world. (tags: magazines) Kara Decodes the AOL … Continue reading
