Huge thanks to TechCrunch and and Sarah Lacy - I opened up my (physical) mailbox today to find a signed copy of Sarah’s new book, titled “Once You’re Lucky, Twice You’re Good.” You guys made my day!
Saw a contest on TechCrunch giving out some free copies of the book if you leave a comment, so I… Continue reading...
I’ve written previously on how the print newspaper is a dying breed, and how web clips are worth far more than print clips. Today I’d like to go into why traditional newspaper operations still have much to learn about the web and why they will have to adapt in order to survive.
Anyone reading this is already well aware newspapers are making the (slow) transition to digital… Continue reading...
Technorati, in case you’re unfamiliar, is the ultimate blog search, directory and ranking site. They have created the ranking system for the blogosphere, and to be in the illustrious Technorati top 100 is to be known as one of the influencers of the Internet.
Technorati current tracks 112.8 million blogs and more than 250 million pieces of tagged social media. They… Continue reading...
The New York Times is reporting that a daily print newspaper in Madison, Wis. is moving to an almost purely online format.
They are pretty smart – clearly this is the trend. In a digital world, print newspapers are becoming already irrelevant. They say the future is here now, just in isolated pockets. I’ve seen it, and it is RSS and syndication via any and every… Continue reading...
A guy named Jim Killeen went ahead and turned the idea of Google-ing your own name (something everyone has done at least once) into a documentary entitled “Google Me” staring 7 Jim Killeens. Here’s the trailor:
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Funny enough, myself and 16 other Adam Singer’s created a group in 2006 to connect us all on Facebook (see it here). Not really a new idea to connect with… Continue reading...
