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Splitting C++ Hairs
There seems to be a C++ schism going right now as the Ecma consortium works out standards for the widespread programming language.…
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Lycos Looking Forward: an Interview with COO Brian Kalinowski
It's been a long time since we've heard from Lycos. Long lost amidst the choppy seas of corporate change, Lycos was once one of the ruling elite.
Big Sites Still Get The Big Traffic
Microsoft, Yahoo, and Time Warner were the top three companies receiving website visitors in January 2006, as each handled more than 100 million unique visitors for the month.
For Now, NDAs Remain
ZDNet's Ed Bott captures the pains of interpreting the do's and dont's of a corporate NDA in a media environment where bloggers are increasingly receiving the same levels of information and access as their big media counterparts, but are oddly being held to different standards of disclosure -- which is the case, right now, with Microsoft's Office 12 beta:
What Is Digg Spam?
Okay, so I've been accused of spamming Digg, and I'd like to address it. Now, its just one guy for the most part (DiggNazi2), but the thing is, I agree with him.
Brrreeeport: Scobles Keyword Experiment
What started out as an apparent debunking of an A-list blogger conspiracy has evolved into a made-up word shedding light on the search world. Microsoft's controversial employee blogger, Robert Scoble, invited readers to use the word brrreeeport" on their blogs as a way to get "Z-list" blogs noticed, while testing the reach of the various search engines.
