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Google Extends Massive Leechy Lead
A lot of numbers seem to get thrown around the searchblogosphere. I closely follow a shorter list of numbers that matter.
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Then: Purity Tests; Now: Psychoanalysis Online
Internet tests of someone's IQ or alleged "purity" have long existed on the Web, but now computer technology has advanced far enough to allow scientists to craft tests to assess one's potential for autism or racial bias.
Wal-Mart Embarrassed By Movie Listings
The world's biggest retailer issued apologies after discovering several prominent African-American themed films listed as "similar items" for titles like "Planet of the Apes."
Yahoo Jams On Webjay Buy
The portal company starts the week after CES with a new social networking company purchase; this time Terry Semel's M&A have picked up music playlist community site Webjay.
Facebook Users Stick It To The Man
Campus police have been using Facebook to track down on-campus parties, but some students decided to turn Facebook against their tormentors with a prank that got big-time media coverage.
So What’s Wrong With Ghostwriting an Executive Blog?
I've been thinking about an item in a recent survey that says only 20 percent of senior business executives write their own blogs.
