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Awesome. On so many levels.
Really, Steve Ballmer media peron of the year? Was there a memo or zeitgeist or something we missed?
Working in Amazon's favor? The fact that California lawmakers are so screwed up, they can't get anything done.
We quote: “Monitor your profile page to make sure material posted by others doesn’t violate AP standards: any such material should be deleted.”
Some days, the jokes are too easy.
We believe is this part of the government stimulus package: monitoring and resolving these things will require A Lot Of Manpower!
Because, well, paying for the ringtone isn't enough!
Amazingly, this article claims that HD-DVD ownership actually doubled over the past year, during a period of time when the format was being discontinued. Consumers undoubtedly took advantage of close-out deals to buy into a dead format. There are probably many lessons here.
Don Linn covers O'Reilly's Twitter Boot Camp and comes away a bit depressed by all the talk of planned spontaneity.
Really, Los Angeles Times?
Stunning. Inspiring. Humanizing.
Start up culture? Does that mean long hours and stock options instead of a living wage?
A look at how established news sources have failed to utilize speed and new media effectively during the Iranian election crisis.
Men.
Ouch. We feel awful for the staff.
Uh, pot? Kettle.
Hilarious. Sad. Not necessarily in that order.
Cause there's nothing like an angry crowd shouting out in 140 characters or less. Seriously, why so much for the upgrade?
Yes. And they're real consumers. Much of this we've heard (and said!) before.
Plain silliness from the New York Times.
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