I know it’s tough to admit you were wrong but I am very glad as are many others around the web, the NYTimes has chosen to open it’s archives. I will in fact say I told you so, in fact I talked about it twice already here: Farewell Friedman, Later Dowd, See ya Kristoff, Wouldn’t […]
Great discussion with 14 minutes of the solid basis for what one should be doing today. From his Amazon page for his book Search Engine Marketing: Mike has worked on IBM’s Web site for the past seven years and is currently the Manager of ibm.com Site Architecture. In addition to his search work, Mike has […]
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O’Reilly Radar > Pipes and Filters for the Internet Very interesting discussion ensues with a ton of references to activity out there…
Mark Mulligan – More shots at Apple Another wild card that could upset the Apple cart is EMI (again) and Warner’s negotiations with YouTube over potentially having free music video content available funded by ad revenues. Apart from this being another indication that premium paid content models are still failing to make up meaningful ground […]
gumstix – all things small ultra-tiny linux computers! for research, hobby, education, etc… lot’s of potential with these tiny parts.
MSN Sandbox What it says. The latest tools and toys from MSN… they are trying a lot of new stuff with start.com and in competition with similar Google/Yahoo offerings.
Ever make fun of the latest technology because you don’t really know what else to say about it?? Here’s a roundup of some of the best “Web 2.0” releases in 2005. The Best Web 2.0 Software of 2005 (web2.wsj2.com)
Philip’s Home Page – XML Photo Gallery: User Manual Nice set of work on the face of it all…
Release 1.0 / Events / When 2.0 Should be a good site to watch for conference results.