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Some people see a distinct gap between bloggers and “real” journalists, but Ben Hammersley, who works for the BBC, may change their…
I've been reading startup blogs for as long as there have been startup blogs. I'm a fan of Joel Spolsky. I'm impressed with his wit and humor. Some of his older stuff was really good, but most of his newer stuff just hasn't struck me in the same way. But, maybe that's just me. I'm a fan of Paul Graham. I'm impressed with his intelligence…
In recent weeks and months, I’ve noticed that the Internet seems to have its own c-word: censorship. I’ve also noticed that, like most companies, Yahoo wants nothing to do with this word. So it wasn’t a huge surprise when Yahoo’s photo-sharing service, Flickr, relaxed its filters in Germany.
Among the analysis of Yahoo's new search marketing system by Reprise Media came the revelation that smaller monthly spenders have seen cost per click prices rise.
Nobody's certain except Google and eBay how much money left Google's bottom line with eBay yanked its AdWords campaign. But one thing is certain, though Google tried to make a concession early, eBay means business and has continued not advertising on Google for a solid week.
A Google phone will soon arrive. Unfortunately for many Webproworld readers, it will not (yet) arrive in America. And unfortunately for everybody, it doesn’t incorporate any breakthrough features or technology.
