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The Best Hacks on Flickr
One of the nice things about Flickr is that because of their open API a whole host of developers have built more…
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Clients That Don’t Pay Their Bills
I've always heard horror stories of small business owners and clients who don't pay their bills.
Digg, Stumble & the Madness of Crowds
My friend and occasional sparring partner Scott Karp over at Publishing 2.0 has a good post today about the transitory nature of the Digg "flash crowd" phenomenon - the point being, as he puts it, that "not all traffic is created equal."
Google To Create Its Own Virtual World?
Google Earth has become a very popular application among users wanting to explore various parts of the glob via satellite imagery. Rumors are now circulation that Google is looking to take its technology a step further and implement facets of Google Earth in a project aimed a creating a virtual environment, much like that of Second Life.
Videopinion: Yahoo Exposes Itself Sundancing
Well, that's a better title than "Sunning Your Yahoo At the Dance" right? On to business. Yahoo is adding two new channels to its video platform: the Sundance Channel for the latest outrage over creepy Dakota Fanning scenes; and Expo TV, a consumer-generated product review channel featuring "videopinions."
Vista vs. OSX, the Two-hour Definitive Word
I remember having great discussions about Microsoft vs. Apple back in the 1980s and 1990s. We all survived those years without too many hurt feelings.
