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Apple Cracks Back At iPhone Hacks
Enterprising hackers have found ways to unlock the Apple iPhone, so it can be used on networks other than AT&T. Apple will…
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Links or Content? Nope, Attention
WebmasterWorld recently had another debate on which is more important: links or content. But the debate is flawed. Links or content alone are just one type of asset. You might be able to profit from either for a while, but ultimately the real measure of relevancy and staying power is attention.
Twitter + Etiquette = Twitterquette?
I'm not an early adopter. I'm not even, necessarily, a late adopter. When pagers were en vogue I eyed them as suspiciously as I would electronic leashes. It wasn't until after living in Japan that I learned mobile phones had some worth – just because I sort of had to have one there. I'm an observer, not an adopter.
Online Shopping Grows 30%
Online shopping continues to grow and 39 percent of adults reported making a purchase online at least monthly, versus 30 percent in 2005, a 30 percent increase over two years, according to a new study from icrossing, "How America Searches: Online Retail."
Selling Information Will Become a High Touch Industry
Newspapers Going Free The NYT just went free and likely the WSJ will follow. Once something goes free it is hard to start charging for it again - just ask Prince.
Yahoo IDs Get Rough Start At MyBlogLog
About nine months have passed since Yahoo acquired MyBlogLog, and, starting a few days ago, MyBlogLog introduced support for Yahoo IDs. The companies might have done better to hold off for even longer, though, as the process was pretty rough.
