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Who You Are According To Google
A Google search can be a good barometer of how pervasive some stereotypes are in the world. If a search spider could…
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Communication at its Best/Worst
We've all played the old game of "telephone" in school. You remember, you sit in a circle and someone starts by whispering something into another person's ear.
Corporate Blogging Not A Common Practice
Author David Kline wondered aloud in a blog post today about the lack of corporate blogging taking place, and speculated on what may be holding it back.
Fourteen Percent Of Internet Visits iTunes
Many more visitors beat a path to the iTunes front door, with traffic increasing dramatically year-over-year from December 2004 to December 2005.
Google Agrees To China Censorship
To maintain its access to the world's fastest growing Internet-using population, the search advertising company agreed to adhere to Chinese regulations on free speech.
Web Video Trends on Intranets
I had already been pondering the surge in popularity of online video when Steve Rubel wrote today about the "Big Bang" that occurred when Apple began selling TV series episodes and other video content through its iTunes store.
