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When I scan thru the headlines on my RSS aggregator, I'm quickly trying to determine if the post is worth exploring further.
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Zooomr: Better Mousetrap or Copycat Hype?
Currently, the Internet's better mousetrap is the photo sharing website. The success of Flickr.com, now owned by Yahoo!, is loved and lamented by users and developers alike for its usability and its limitations. Michael Arrington believes he's found the better phototrap, an assertion some call premature, in Zooomr.com.
The Blog Bell Tolls For Dave Winer
Winer saw all that he had made, and it was very goodWeblogs and RSS and podcasts were created. By 2006, Winer had finished his work, and so he rested.
Techcrunch Called For Blogoviating
Though it's been said that bloggers aren't held to quite the same standards as journalists, if you become a popular blogger, the crowd better see you as legit-transparency in the second evolution of the Web is becoming a survival skill. Blogging is about sticking it to the Man, and if it appears you've been bought (under a pretense of the opposite), you'll be called on…
FCC Sucks, Says Google Lawyer
The war of words between major content providers and the telecom companies escalated nicely during the opening of the VON conference in San Jose, drawing the federal government into the fray.
The Economist Covers SEO
This week's The Economist magazine includes a feature called Technology Quarterly in which an article titled "Dancing with Google's spiders" describes various aspects (good/bad) of search engine optimization including a few quotes from Matt Cutts of Google. (quotes at Threadwatch)
