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After resuming their controversial book scanning of five major libraries on Tuesday, Google has announced that a number of public domain books…
I haven't yet absorbed all the information about Microsoft's introduction of Windows Live and Microsoft Office Live yesterday, although I have read the press release plus scanned a few tech-focused articles this morning via Memeorandum.
This paper outlines a common sense, cost-effective approach to lowering total cost of ownership and improving Web site and Web application performance according to two simple principles:
In a previous post I driveled on the idea that the PR services industry is entering a bit of a transition period and that old school agency business models need to evolve to keep in line with changing market conditions and a growing DIY business mentality.
The second Internet revolution has clearly started to take shape. Remember the massive changes forecast by hundreds of tech-writers, including myself, for the past two years? While slower in coming than expected, the last critical stage for their mass adoption of these changes, their introduction, appears to have begun. Welcome to Revolution 2.1.
Joel Spolsky gives us hell for Live.com. Tags us with "Marimba effect." I don't think it was clear. This was the beginning of a major rudder turn on Microsoft.
