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Yahoo Frightens The L.A. Times
Their editorial notes the rise, fall, and rise of video online, and people choosing online news instead of network news.
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Search Engines Don’t Understand You
Heh, while I was stuck in traffic on the way home tonight my brother called. We had one of our usual heated conversations -- this time about search engines (he had read my post about PLAYing with search and thought I was nuts for wanting search engines to display stock quotes for terms like PETS, PLAY, etc).
Macromedia Flash Work Practices
I thought I might put together some of my work practices. These are the steps I put in place to facilitate a good efficient work flow in Flash. These are my tips.
Google Turned Loose The Reader
The kids at Google cut loose with the Google Reader beta today at the Web 2.0 conference. The new toy allows users to pick and choose from their favorite online sources to view their daily content.
AOL, MSN Talking Alliance Again
Senior executives from Time Warner and Microsoft are heading up talks that could result in a deal before 2006.
EFF Defends Former Opponent In Court
The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has filed a brief in federal court in favor of former opponent DirecTV after the operator of a website designed to aid those who had been sued by the telecom company filed suit against DirecTV for viewing his website after he explicitly told them not to.
