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[Moogle1] Microsoft “Better” Than Google? ”” Proposal for a... : Today Scoble added to the wild speculation about Microsoft’s Origami product by pointing out that Microsoft hasn’t done anything to let its bloggers know about the product release plans and that the product can’t help but fail with expectations getting so out of control. I agree.
[Blog.searchenginewatch.com] Bush Administration Demands Search Data; Google Says No; AOL, MSN ...: The top lawyer who represents the Bush administration before the Supreme Court said the search's results illustrate how pornography on websites "is increasing enormously every day," a central point in his argument for saving an antipornography law that was enacted six years ago but has yet to go into effect.
[Boingboing.net] Boing Boing: A Directory of Wonderful Things: Those ideas Philip references in his designs come from the real-life Imaginary Foundation, a clandestine, eccentric assembly of academicians and philosophers begun in 1973 and led by a septuagenarian with doctorates in physics and philosophy who holds 25 worldwide patents and whose father conceived the Dada movement. While Dadaists embraced nihilism, Surrealists, though inspired in part by Dadaism, valued the ordinary and embraced Freud's theories about the strength of the unconscious.
[Gigaom.com] GigaOM : » Google Analytics Is Now Full: commercialization of the world’s first consumer ISP, Internet advertising (pay-per-click ads), free email, and digital media superdistribution.">Robert Young is a serial entrepreneur who played a major role in the invention & commercialization of the world’s first consumer ISP, Internet advertising (pay-per-click ads), free email, and digital media superdistribution.
[Slicecast.com] // Slicecast - Digital Analysis - Google Analytics is going to ...: And this time I think that Google is really going to change the way businesses do their business online, by launching a free (that's right free) web analytics solution - just 8 months after Google's acquisition of Urchin Software. Google Analytics as the service is referred to is free for sites that have less than 5m page views per month, making it a more than adequate solution for any small to medium size business.
[Fosterburgess.com] Michael Kimsal’s weblog » 2005 » November: I was listening to a Gillmor Daily podcast recently, and Steve and Doc were discussing Audible’s attempts at trying to build a business to attract podcasters. Their discussion centered on the fact that Audible seems to be trying to force end users into Audible’s way of using media, but that the MP3/open format genie is ‘out of the bottle’, and that Audible will be reduced to a niche at best.
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