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Confirming Existence By Twittering
René Descartes felt that the proof of his existence was that he thought from time to time.
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Onlookers Wait For eBay’s Next Move
Meg Whitman has stepped down, and in our eyes, this makes it a good time for everyone else to step back. We shouldn't necessarily stay back; now's just an opportune moment to consider all things eBay.
Arrington Gets A Lecture
After TechCrunch's Michael Arrington called Robert Scoble a sellout for accepting ads on his blog in the future, Dave Winer (you might know him as one of the original bloggers and the inventor of RSS) took on the tone of a disappointed father in the comments section."Mike, I say this with all my heart — stop wasting your time on this bullshit," writes Winer.
How The Internet Is Killing News
Journalism—real, in-depth, investigative, hard-hitting journalism—is expensive. The first thing the major news broadcasters did after being deregulated, was drop their documentary units. This type of journalism is also known as "long-form" journalism, and the Internet is helping to kill it.
Where Are The Extra iPhones?
Big discrepancy between Apple’s and AT&T’s numbers Though Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced at Macworld that Apple had sold 4 million iPhones in 2007, AT&T received under 2 million customers. The new question is: Where are all those extra iPhones? According to Tom Krazit, some of them are in Europe, and others, possibly, were unlocked […]
Hitwise: LinkedIn Pretty Classy Place
If you want to contact someone about a job, it's not a good idea to throw a sheep at him (or her) on Facebook. A better alternative, according to new Hitwise data, is to contact the person through LinkedIn.
