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When it comes to US-based companies like Microsoft and Apple, the European Union thinks they should open the doors on their intellectual…
My wife's a fan of Monk, the TV show. And sometimes I can't resist watching Tony Shalhoub nervously, yet elegantly fumble his way through a mystery.
Yesterday morning, I was doing my usual morning surf of popurls, trying to keep up with the buzz on the web, when I landed on a page and saw an ad that caught my eye. "Purchase Web 2.0 here."
Nothing really grabs the blogosphere as much as itself. It sounds like a Friday night crisis, but it's less lonely than that. Can we call it collective individualism? Should we employ Shakespeare, Nietzsche, or Jung when considering that 37% of bloggers say they are their own favorite subject? Does it change things if over half of them are anonymous?
Last week's article addressed some important questions to ask a web designer before you move forward with a website.
Movie fans doing queries on AOL Search have preferred superheroes to devils in Prada and pirates in the Caribbean.
