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This is the fifth part in a ten part series. This is one of the toughest excuses to overcome: it really means…
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This is the fifth part in a ten part series. This is one of the toughest excuses to overcome: it really means…
Okay, so I said it all in the title. Perhaps you need not even read this article as you may start off not believing it. Today I read an article written by an unknown name in the SEO industry (at least unknown to me). It had a number of points focused on improving search rankings and provided a bunch of tips on how to improve…
Once you have a trusted market position advertisers will buy in even if you hurt their business model or call their products crap:
Web developers will have the ability to leverage the 250 million users of Yahoo Mail as they create innovative and interesting applications based on the product; Yahoo Mail vice president John Kremer can't wait to see what they do.
I'll have more to say about some of the larger issues around this in a few days, but now that the embargo has been lifted (damn you, Om Malik), I wanted to point at the pair of announcements from Yahoo! Mail today and yesterday.
The problem with the human condition is that it involves humans. Bringing that condition online, fostering it with the Wisdom of Crowds philosophy, is slowly but surely proving what philosophers have said since humans first learned to write: the anonymous mob is powerful and passionate, but no more rational than an angry swarm of bees.