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Interesting Times for the Newspapers
Mark Glaser believes that the 'Cup Is Overflowing' for Future of Journalism. As he writes:
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Cutts Likes “Look Into Search Engine Marketing”
Robert Scoble and Matt Cutts have two of the most recognizable names in the search engine industry. So when Scoble does an interview that gives “[a] look into Search Engine Marketing,” and Cutts compliments him on it, the 20-minute piece may well be worth a look.
The Pirate Bay Introduces New Image Hosting Site
They’ve misattributed a quote and shown a disregard for law and order - but then, what did you expect of pirates? The key thing is that a new, censorship-free image hosting site has launched, courtesy of the lads at The Pirate Bay.
MySpace Comedy Turns One
MySpace is celebrating the first anniversary of MySpace Comedy, a community for comedians to reach fans and share their talent.
Digg, Facebook Hit Magical Mark
Both Digg and Facebook passed the 20 million visitor mark, which measurement firm Compete considers a magical milestone for Web 2.0 sites.
Build the Web, Stay Healthy and Live Happily
Normally, working at a computer isn't considered as harmful as working on a toxic plant, poisonous factory or somewhere similar, though some (most?) people seem to enjoy it. However, it doesn't mean that building the Web doesn't negatively affect your health.
