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Belgian Newspapers Score Victory Against Google
It’s beginning to look like 2007 could be a very long year for Google in the legal department. In a court ruling…
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Google Apps To Start Making Real Money
According to an article in the latest issue of BusinessWeek, Google will turn Google Apps For Your Domain into a subscription service for corporations sometime in the next few weeks. If true, it would turn the service (which offers services for company domains, currently Gmail, Google Talk, Google Calendar, and Blogger, and is expected to add more services) into an actual revenue generator for Google,…
Secrets of Successful Online Communities
This past weekend I was moderating a panel at CommunityNext, a smart event focused on everything about online communities coordinated by Noah Kagan. The event was a fun gathering of extremely smart folks from some of the hottest online communities today - and panelists/speakers shared many great thoughts on topics ranging from how to be more awesome, to the genesis behind HotorNot.com.
Destroying the Silicon Valley
For some time now, I've wondered if my destiny is to destroy the Silicon Valley. I grew up here, the weather is nice, but I've watched it change time and again into a massive marketing function too expensive to live in.
Spam Trail Leads Blogger To Defamation Suit
A California blogger becomes one of the latest to be dragged into court after an inflammatory blog post. A brief tale about tracking down a spammer, which also held the accused personal contact information, won Jerry Baker a defamation lawsuit. The case also illustrates the potential pitfalls of Internet research.
Interview with Todd Andrlik
Last week we posted about the rise of Billboard 100-like lists on the Internet. One of the lists we pointed to in that original post was Todd Andrlik's (And for short) The Power 150. We caught up with Todd just before the weekend to get more details on how/why The Power 150 came to be Bite: First off, tell us how you came up with…
