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Iran yesterday blocked a number of top Web sites. Among them are YouTube, Web encyclopedia, Wikipedia and Amazon.com. Other sites that are…
In America, Google is pretty much omnipresent. Elsewhere in the world . . . well, it's getting there. The search engine company has announced plans to enter Portugal in order to access the African market indirectly.
Lately I've noticed a few mainstream web publications making concerted efforts to solicit user generated content. Enabling consumers to submit news gives media access to millions of potential stories they might otherwise not know about, or not have a scoop on.
Britney Spears dropped the "People's Elbow" on the WWE, clinching the top spot in Yahoo's list of searches for the year.
Ten years ago I started my first online business venture out of the basement office of my home. I put together a Web site selling scrapbook products on my wife's suggestion that scrapbooking was emerging as a hot niche in the crafting industry.
If you've been watching http://blogs.msdn.com/ which is where most of the Microsoft employees blog, you've seen at least a dozen mentions today of Microsoft's new "Blend." I only let one of these through to my Link Blog, but I was just realizing how brilliant this is.
