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Monthly Archives: March 2009
The Daily Me
Nicholas Kristoff of the New York Times: When we go online, each of us is our own editor, our own gatekeeper. We select the kind of news and opinions that we care most about. Nicholas Negroponte of M.I.T. has called … Continue reading
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The market for digital goods
Tencent, a Chinese social network, has annual revenues of $1.2billion, and for every $2 in advertising revenue, makes $17 from “other revenue streams”.This is a striking contrast with Facebook /Myspace /Orkut, all of which are struggling to monetize their users. … Continue reading
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Internet Explorer 8. Why?
GigaOM announces the release of Microsoft Internet Explorer 8 So far [Microsoft] has been on the losing side of the equation, ceding market share to its upstart rivals, all of whom are touting ease of use, simplicity, security and speed. … Continue reading