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Not Web 2.0, Just the Web
Peter Rip, the venture capitalist and blogger whose point of view carries a fair bit of weight (at least with me), has…
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Kucinich Takes Impeachment Plea To YouTube
Well, it seemed bound to happen eventually. Politicians have officially transitioned from YouTube campaign speeches to YouTube soapboxes – sorry, Microsoft owns Soapbox, it'll have to called something else. Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) is the latest US Congressman/presidential candidate to take his message to YouTube. Only this is isn't a plea to "chat" or to vote for him in 2008, it's a call for Americans to…
Federal Web Sites See Decline
The public satisfaction with federal government Web sites dropped from last quarters all time high and stayed relatively unchanged over the last seven quarters. The first quarter 2007 special report on E-Government Satisfaction from the University of Michigan's American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) shows that customer satisfaction with federal Web sites declined 0.7 percent from last quarter to an overall score of 73.4. Even with…
Google Looks For Lobbyists In Europe
Lobbyists, on the whole, have a pretty bad reputation. They’re regarded as a rather shady group of people; one of the main headings in a Wikipedia article is “corruption concerns.” Draw your own conclusions, then, about this bit of news: Google wants to hire lobbyists throughout Europe.
Would There Be A YouTube Without MySpace?
YouTube's explosion onto the Internet scene was no accident. It was timing – timing so fortuitous that you might compare it to an alignment of the planets. YouTube didn't rise in a vacuum, but it rose in the House of MySpace, to continue the astrology analogy, with a number of other forces in play.
SEO Spam Case Study
ShopFactory.com (by Steffan Klein & Michael Veith, according to the About page) is a system to help you create online shops.
