Archive
December 7, 2004’s Posts.
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Could humans fix Google?
Greg Linden riffs on the notion that people are needed to improve search engine results.
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Time for a new Net?
The Christian Science Monitor wonders if the 35-year-old Internet needs a facelift.
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XStandard supports Firefox
The XHTML WYSIWYG is now Firefox-friendly.
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Advertising without hockey
The New York Times, of all places explains how the lock-out has hurt the TV industry.
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As if it wasn’t conservative enough…
Clear Channel Communications (who banned the Dixie Chicks) will use
Fox News Radio to provide national news for most of its news and talk stations
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The future of RSS advertising
Jason Kottke surveys the users and developers of RSS aggregators to find out.
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Firefox users don’t click on ads
Of course there’s a litany of reasons for this, savviness being just one.
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Marqui on a slippery slope
Paying bloggers to create a buzz about a product could backfire.
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Thunderbird 1.0
Mozilla’s excellent mail client is ready for its close up.
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