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Goal Setting and Technorati 100
Do you set achievable goals both on your on-line activities and in your off-line personal life? I certainly do, though some of…
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AOL Needs To Shine Its Shoes
This article will be part tutorial, part sweating the small stuff. The tutorial is much, much shorter and more basic than the rest, so we'll get to it first. AOL needs to hear it.
Google Flushes New Internet Service
Google showed its humorous side yesterday as the company launched Google TiSP a supposed free wireless broadband service that operated through users plumbing systems.
EMI Drops DRM Restrictions On iTunes
Crusaders against Digital Rights Management (DRM) believe the practice does nothing to curtail music piracy while placing unnecessary restrictions on downloaded audio content. In a move that should please the anti-DRM contingent, EMI has announced that it will remove the restriction from its tracks on iTunes.
Google Adds To DoubleClick Intrigue
The biggest Internet players have at least a passing interest in DoubleClick, an online advertising network that reaches hundreds of websites, and they could be willing to overpay for it for a variety of reasons.
Opera Announces Official April Fool’s Policy
The Oslo-based software company clarified its position on tomfoolery, gimcrackery, shenanigans, mischief, mayhem, but not hijinks. Opera Software ASA, makers of the best browser in this, or indeed any, universe, today revealed the results of a five month process to determine this year's April Fool's joke. After considerable competitive analysis, structural synthesis, skilled observation, educated prognostication and blind luck, the management along with Opera's Corporate…
