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Amazon's Bezos Invests in Twitter
- Posted 2 days ago on ReadWriteWeb
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Bill Gates On Microsoft: Damn, Our Usability Sucks
- Posted 1 day ago on Mashable!
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Deal or No Deal? Oops, No Deal!
- Posted 1 day ago on BoomTown
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Smart People, Stupid Tweets. Fake News Spreads Fast on Twitter.
- Posted 1 day ago on louisgray.com
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Weekly Digest of the Social Networking Space: June 25, 2008
- Posted 1 day ago on Web Strategy by Jeremiah
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Social Networking Gets a Sanity Check
- Posted 13 days ago on GigaOM » Featured
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Creators of E-Mail Monster Now Try to Tame It
- Posted 13 days ago on New York Times: Technology
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Popular Chicklets: Make Your Popularity Known With These Chicklets
- Posted 12 days ago on ReadWriteWeb
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11 Billion Videos Viewed Online in the U.S. in April 2008
- Posted 9 days ago on comScore
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NYT's "TimesPeople" Social Network: Another Good Idea From The Times
- Posted 8 days ago on Silicon Alley Insider
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The Importance Of A Competitive Search Market
(Posted on TechCrunch about 1 month ago)
Is Microsoft’s vision to compete in search and reinvent itself as an advertising company nothing more than an attempt to get back into its familiar position as Top Gun? Should Microsoft, Google and everyone else just give up on search and out… (visit source article)
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O'Reilly Radar says…
Why search competition isn't the point
This morning, in response to my Microhoo: Corporate Penis Envy? piece, Michael Arrington wrote The importance of a competitive search market. First, let's be clear. I agree with Michael that competition is a good thing, and that there's a…
The Jason Calacanis Weblog says…
Seesmic: Why it's so important to just frackin' start
Loic is a good friend of mine. He's had me to Paris to speak at his wonderful events, I've had him stay at my place (and take video), and we spent some time over Thanksgiving together. I think the world of him, and love his family. He's just …
Ryan Stewart - Rich Internet Application Mountaineer says…
The Day Google Erased Me From the Internet - Why I Want Microsoft to Be Competitive in Search
Update 2: Just making sure people know that I’m back in the index and Google was very helpful about it. All in all it was a good experience (if still shocking). Update: Matt Cutts blogged and provided some insight into the process. I want to …
Michael Gray - Graywolf SEO Blog says…
The Only Real Hoax is that Google Treats Everyone The Same
Lately there’s been quite a bit of brouhaha over a fairly popular bit of hoax marketing involving a teenager, stolen credit cards, and prostitutes. I’m no stranger to hoax marketing in fact I advocated it back in 2006 and have been debating i…
HipMojo.com says…
Search: Split Up Google or Move On To Wireless Mobile Search
Today is Sunday. I sure wish I could hop in my car, drive to the ballpark and catch the Montreal Expos. Problem is, it won’t happen. It can’t. That train long left the building. The only way it might happen is if I come across over $500M…
John Battelle's Searchblog says…
Don't Give Up Lotus, er, I mean Microsoft!
Mike makes a good point here in response to Tim's point of view, and Tim counters here. It's a very interesting debate, one between two folks I've partnered with for some time (Mike's TechCrunch is part of FM, and Tim and I have partnered on …
//steve clayton: geek in disguise says…
In Google We Trust
digg_url = 'http://blogs.msdn.com/stevecla01/archive/2008/05/25/in-google-we-trust.aspx'; I don’t normally discuss Google stuff on this blog but after reading The Sunday Times today and some comments made my Larry Page I couldnt’t resist…
Artificial Ignorance - Anand Iyer's Blog says…
Hotelling's Law and Why We Occasionally Root For The Underdog
[Update 3 : Frustrated Air Travelers Avoid 41 Million Trips - Economy Takes $26.5 Billion Hit] [Update 2 : BJ Cook from SuggestionBox.com reached out to me and has offered me a promo code. Lane Becker from getsatisfaction.com has also left me…
Liako.Biz says…
Advertising on the Internet needs innovation
Advertising for content creators on the Internet, is still based on the old media model, which is a waste. This provides an analysis of the current state of advertising, and that content creators are being are in need of something new to sust…
Digital Destiny says…
Google/Yahoo and the relationship between competition in the digital ad business and content diversity
We have long argued that we must focus on the implications to the funding of digital content diversity as fewer companies dominate the core revenue [monetization] apparatus. Google is in a position to become the primary digital gatekeeper fo…
netzwertig.com says…
Linkwertig: MicroHoo - für Unternehmen mit Penisneid
Freud häe seine Freude daran: Tim O’Reilly hat vor zwei Tagen einen hervorragenden Artikel üas erst abgesagte, jetzt aber doch immer noch vor sich hinkölnde MicroHoo geschrieben, und vergleicht die Suchmaschinen-Besessenheit von Microsoft und…
Data Mining: Text Mining, Visualization and Social Media says…
Search: Expect the Unexpected
Hidden in all this latest ping-pong about search, the value of competition, etc., is a comment attributed to Robert Scoble published on the TechCrunch post: What is sewn up? The monetization of search. Can that dramatically change? I sure don’t...
TechSheep says…
The Importance Of A Competitive Search Market (Michael Arrington/TechCrunch)
Michael Arrington / TechCrunch: The Importance Of A Competitive Search Market — Is Microsoft’s vision to compete in search and reinvent itself as an advertising company nothing more than an attempt to get back into its familiar position a…
Joining Dots: Blog says…
Links last week - 080525
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Peter Black's Freedom to Differ says…
Rethinking copyright law
TechCrunch's Michael Arrington comments on YouTube-Viacom copyright showdown (see my earlier post from today here) and offers some insightful observations on the need to rethink copyright law: There was more posturing today in the big YouTube…
Internet Sector and Stocks Analysis from Seeking Alpha says…
Will 2008 Be Google’s End Of Innocence?
Michael Arrington submits: 2008 may be the year that Google’s innocence ends, as media and governments start to cast a less forgiving eye at the behavior of the company that controls 60% of the search market and perhaps as much as half …
Internet Sector and Stocks Analysis from Seeking Alpha says…
Yahoo Destroying Shareholder Value, Internet Balance of Power
Michael Arrington submits: I don’t believe that there is anything Yahoo (YHOO) could do at this point to further destroy their business that would surprise me. At 1:35 pm EST yesterday we posted that we believed Yahoo would announce a s…
Vista Software Development says…
[VistaSoftware] Digest Number 1049
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Internet Sector and Stocks Analysis from Seeking Alpha says…
The Importance of a Competitive Search Market
Michael Arrington submits: Is Microsoft’s vision to compete in search and reinvent itself as an advertising company nothing more than an attempt to get back into its familiar position as Top Gun? Should Microsoft (MSFT), Google (GOOG) a…
Internet Sector and Stocks Analysis from Seeking Alpha says…
Yahoo's Jerry Yang: We're Done
Michael Arrington submits: Walt Mossberg just finished interviewing Yahoo (YHOO) CEO Jerry Yang and President Sue Decker (my real time notes are here, see Peter Kafka’s notes as well).The two key topics of the interview were the failed …
Shared by Everyone says…
Massive Destruction Of Shareholder Value, Employee Morale and Internet Balance Of Power
From: TechCrunch I don't believe that there is anything Yahoo could do at this point to further destroy their business that would surprise me. At 1:35 pm EST yesterday we posted that we believed Yahoo would announce a search marketing deal w…
East Coast Blogging says…
New Feature: Video Comments
I know I am not breaking any unchartered territory here, but I have integrated the Disqus into the blog as the commenting system. I had been reading about it around the interwebs and thought it was cool, but had not gotten around to checking…
Olaf Egner - Online Marketing, Web Services & Consulting says…
It’s Time To Rethink Copyright Law
There was more posturing today in the big YouTube-Viacom copyright showdown that began around the time that Google acquired YouTube and started talking to big copyright holders about paying them to get their content legally onto the popular v…
Olaf Egner - Online Marketing, Web Services & Consulting says…
Paglo Launches Its Search Engine for IT
When we discuss improvements to search technology, we tend to focus on the open web while overlooking its more novel uses behind the firewall. So it’s good to point out advancements being made behind the scenes from time to time, even if con…
MSDN Blog Postings says…
In Google We Trust
I don’t normally discuss Google stuff on this blog but after reading The Sunday Times today and some comments made my Larry Page I couldnt’t resist. This is the one I had to re-read to assure myself he did just say that… “One of the big…
Olaf Egner - Online Marketing, Web Services & Consulting says…
Jerry Yang: “We’re Done”
Walt Mossberg just finished interviewing Yahoo CEO Jerry Yang and President Sue Decker (my real time notes are here, see Peter Kafka’s notes as well). The two key topics of the interview were the failed Microsoft merger, and Yahoo’s core focu…
MSDN Blog Postings says…
Hotelling’s Law and Why We Occasionally Root For The Underdog
I’m sitting here at O’Hare, just a few feet away from a man in his mid-40s screaming his lungs out at this gate agent. He and his son are trying to fly back home to the south, but they got bumped off the flight for whatever reason. This fligh…
202km.com says…
Paglo Launches Its Search Engine for IT
When we discuss improvements to search technology, we tend to focus on the open web while overlooking its more novel uses behind the firewall. So it’s good to point out advancements being made behind the scenes from time to time, even if con…
202km.com says…
Live: Yang, Decker Talk Yahoo At D6
Yahoo CEO Jerry Yang and President Sue Decker were on stage at the D6 conference in Carlsbad this afternoon. First questions from Walt Mossberg: “Where do you stand with the Microsoft negotiations?” Yang’s answer: “Microsoft is no longer int…
Media Sector and Stocks Analysis from Seeking Alpha says…
It's Time To Rethink Copyright Law
Michael Arrington submits: There was more posturing today in the big YouTube-Viacom (VIA) copyright showdown that began around the time that Google (GOOG) acquired YouTube and started talking to big copyright holders about paying them to get …
BigBlueBall Forums - 147,148,154,156,163,180 says…
Its Time To Rethink Copyright Law
There was more posturing (http://www.techmeme.com/080526/p28#a080526p28) today in the big YouTube-Viacom copyright showdown that began around the time that Google acquired YouTube (http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/10/09/google-has-acquired-yout…
BigBlueBall Forums - 147,148,154,156,163,180 says…
The Importance Of A Competitive Search Market
1350Are Microsofts attempts to compete in search and reinvent itself as an advertising company nothing more attempts to get back into the spotlight? Should Microsoft, Google and everyone else just give up on search and outsource to Google? T…
Martin Varsavsky | Spanish says…
Jason Calacanis cambia de opinión sobre Seesmic
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