Microsoft’s Response to 75,000 XP Sigs: “Meh”
You can almost imagine some skinny guy standing in front of large crowd. The crowd yells, "Let XP live!" The skinny guy…
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You can almost imagine some skinny guy standing in front of large crowd. The crowd yells, "Let XP live!" The skinny guy…
I had my next few purchases all planned out - a nice alarm clock, a new TV, and a big bookcase. Then signs of a recession began to pile on, and setting aside extra mortgage payments started to seem like the better idea. Many companies are thinking similarly.
Google News has a new feature: custom localized news. Just visit the Google News homepage and scroll down to the “Local News” input box. Enter your location, click Add, and you’ll find a new navigation entry in the top left.
A joint project by Ask and Digg led to the opening of BigNews, a service for tracking important and widely discussed news stories.
[I wanted to post some quick thoughts here which I think put today's Voce news in some additional context...] So in my previous post, I touched on an observation, a belief really, that there's a widening gap within this bubbling ecosystem of social media practitioners.
Hitwise has a look at the visitor statistics for Yahoo and Microsoft’s websites, showing just how much market share in the United States the combined company would have. Total market share for all Yahoo is 13.2% of all of U.S. internet traffic, with MSN having just 2.4% and Google 7.7% Combined, they would have 15.6%, over twice as much as Google.