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  flipthedolphin: I’m talking about Hi Quality products (his podcasts that is…). I still don’t know what kind of equipment he uses to produce them but his voice sounds great and you never get bored even if those podcasts are marketing podcasts like in this case. (via Cosmos)

Workers Work -- A blog about work and office life: I've wanted to work for Google for a long time but until now I've been busy with my studies. However, I'm now only one year away from completing my Master's Degree in Computer Science at the Technical University of Munich. (via Cosmos)

MitchArnowitz.com: this post . Good news though for music fans as the Dead backtracks on download ban. (via Cosmos)

  flipthedolphin: Here it comes the great news we were all waiting for. It seems that feedburner started to work the right way. (via Cosmos)

WordSpreadsQuickly.com: Links were pulled from Technorati.com they include: Todd Tweedy Launches BoldMouth.com by Shel Israel at Naked Conversations Modeling Word of Mouth Marketing by The Trend Junkie New Media Report New Word of Mouth Firm Slams Buzz - by Steve Hall of Adrants Buzz Marketing War? Or Buzz Marketing Publicity Stunt? (via Cosmos)

Blogging Church: Not only am I not worried about RIAA making an example of me, but the music I selected from Podsafe has a cool factor and has really become a theme, or brand for the podcast. On the Podsafe Network you have to look hard for the good stuff, but it is there. (via Cosmos)

 [Thisweekintech.com] this WEEK in TECH: He merely quoted numbers that were already available publicly through the Feedburner Awareness API - something I had turned on months ago when I was playing with the feed count badges. I didn't realize having that on made the information public, even though Kevin Rose had shown me the "secret" URL that reveals the information a few weeks ago.

 [Ktoddstorch.com] ktoddstorch @ business thoughts: A Day in the Life...: And training for the IronMan obviously takes quite a bit of time... When do you find time for the husband and kid stuff?

[Dailywireless.org] Daily Wireless - Verizon Tests Rev A: According to WikiPedia, the initial design of 1xEV-DO was developed by Qualcomm and Lucent in 1999 to meet IMT-2000 requirements for greater than 2 Mbit/s downlink for stationary communications. Initially, the standard was called High Data Rate, and renamed to 1xEV-DO, Rev.

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