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In a post earlier today, the usually-on-the-money Jim Berkowitz at the CRM Mastery blog had a post entitled "Turning Sales Into Science"…
The mainstream media has been accused many times of either misunderstanding or fearing the blogosphere. Since the Wall Street Journal is as mainstream as the Mississippi River, a damning indictment of blogs should carry some weight. Unless you look at it a little more closely.
While some might call it a show of "determination," others would label it "pigheadedness." Either way, Google apparently plans to remain on its own in the Chinese search engine market. The corporation will not pursue any partnerships with Chinese companies, according to Kai-fu Lee, Google's president for Greater China.
A Christmas gift from Sweden for webmasters and server administrators offers a free year of website monitoring, without strings attached.
The rising trend of social media and user-generated content continues as Amazon touts the launch of its Askville service, a site geared at asking and answering just about any question that you can possibly come up with.
Microsoft has filed two separate patent applications, seeking to gain exclusive rights to technology used to obtain, organize, and read news feeds distributed via Real Simple Syndication (RSS).
