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Three weeks ago, Yahoo introduced its new ranking model to the search world. Armed with new ad grouping, geo-targeting, and quality score…
Blogging The user-friendliness of blogging software has made it easy for anyone who would like to communicate with the world to do so. That explains a large part of the millions and millions of blogs that now populate the blogosphere. Others who see the moneymaking potential of blogging by adding advertisements to their blogs add to the flood. Given this cacophony, how does anyone with…
Some sympathy here for Tim O'Reilly's comment on this post about Google Earth and the new capabilities being unleashed for developers. "People should be jumping up and down about this!" I'm guessing the people who usually jump up and down don't understand it, and the people who will be working with it aren't given to jumping up and down.
The MyBlogLog Blog: Everybody hurts... sometimes So I've kind of watched from the sidelines the past few days as this MyBlogLog drama has unfolded. I'd joined MyBlogLog in the past after reading about it on Fred Wilson's blog but never seemed to really get into it. Maybe I just need to spend more time with it to figure it out, but anyways.
Wouldn’t it be neat if Google offered developers a way to write scripts to extend the functionality of Google Writely, Google Spreadsheets, Gmail and so on?
I love it when developers come out with cool, fun stuff and what is more fun than a “widget.” I mean, even the name connotes fun. No one can deny that the web is being widgetized. That is particularly true of blogs. Typepad has dozens of them, as does WordPress. I just found a site called Widgetbox that allows you to turn your blog into…
