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Senate Rejects Blogging Bill
The U.S. Senate has shot down a proposal that would have required some political bloggers to register as lobbyists or face prison…
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Digg Funnels and Made-for-Digg Sites
Cameron Olthius recently posted about the rise of "made for digg" sites, a phrase coined by Ethan Kaplan, who points out Knuttz as an example.
USA.gov Flags Down FirstGov.gov
The former name of the US Government's information portal has been mercifully replaced with the domain name USA.gov and a Spanish-language counterpart, GobiernoUSA.gov.
Is Google Losing Money Too Fast?
JP Morgan has published a report on how Google Checkout did in 2006, and their findings show that Checkout reached 6% of the 1,100 consumers they surveyed, compared to 42% for PayPal, what I call a good, but not massive, start.
Google Dominating the RSS Market?
One of the things that has been interesting to see over the course of the past year is how Google has been quietly dominating the RSS market. While this shouldn't come as too much of a surprise given Google's market clout today it's been interesting to watch it happening.
Be Careful with Facebook
Facebook is a great service - my 17-year-old daughter and all her friends use it (I have an account too), and so does my cousin who is at McGill University in Montreal, where she engages in the typical sort of debauchery expected of second-year college students, and then posts pictures of said debauchery on her site for all her friends to see.
