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The website for a North Carolina TV station has added a page that shows the top stories promoted to the front page…
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The website for a North Carolina TV station has added a page that shows the top stories promoted to the front page…
I'm not sure that Scoble has the right idea (Tim Bray thinks it's a good one) about pledging not to edit their own Wikpedia page.
Take a look at BusinessWeek's fascinating summary of the events that led up to the Google/AOL deal.
Site seeing in Washington, DC usually includes one of the 16 Smithsonian museums.
Matt Cutts authored the first article for Google's Newsletter for Librarians, where he answered the question "How does Google decide what result goes at the top of the list?" and provided exercises for students to do to help them understand ranking.
Following the success of last month's one-day conference at the University of Sunderland on RSS, blogs and other new media tools, the event is going on the road with another conference in February.