The Daily Loper – October 14, 2006

Posted by Lopy in The Daily Loper on Oct 14, 2006

At Least The A’s Made It To The ALCS Edition

Today’s links of interest:

Frak
Tod Goldberg writes one of the most eloquent reviews of the seaon premiere of Battlestar Galactica I’ve read to date…
Your Take Roundup::Facebook Still a Favorite…For Now
MediaShift readers offer their thoughs on the future of Facebook.
Google Nichecasting Networks
Jeff Jarvis writes and videos his take on the Google/YouTube merger.

Book sales get a lift from Google scan plan
Yeah, guess what? Virtual browsing leads to real-life buy buying. And still the publishers are convinced they have a better plan. We wait, we wait, we wait…
40 live NBA games coming to the Internet
The NBA tries to get it, doesn’t. Fans are watching on the Internet because they can’t watch TV at the time. Preserving television rights is old school thinking.
Holiday outlook healthy for gadgets
Gadgets, gadgets, everywhere..here’s hoping supply equals demand.

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