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It's been a mildly interesting weekend. One of the interesting things that happened was a TechCrunch article that described Andrew Baron selling his Twitter account…
Blogger has repeatedly been ranked among Google's top properties, and now one of the people who got it there is gone. Blogger's product manager, Eric Case, spent his last day at Google on Friday.
In a move seen as a "take that Microsoft" deal, Google and Salesforce padded out a current collaboration deal by integrating its Google Apps within Salesforce.
Feed reader/sharing service Shyftr tweaked how it uses feed content after several bloggers complained about the practice.
The future, probably without the flying cars, the one you see in the movies with holograms, with instant and ubiquitous informational access and unbelievable computer processing capabilities, isn't too far off. It won't be built on the current Internet, though. The Internet is totally 20th Century. The red button on the Grid will be pushed this summer, and will change everything—again.
Online advertisers using behavioral targeting to find their audience attracted the attention of the Federal Trade Commission, who have called for principles of self-regulation for that type of marketing.
