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I think Gillmor jumped the shark with his breathless overwrought discussion of Twitter a few months back. Does he have redeeming value? Maybe there's a need for
by jacobscott 18y ago
I think Gillmor jumped the shark with his breathless overwrought discussion of Twitter a few months back. Does he have redeeming value? Maybe there's a need for Fake Steve Gillmor?
http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/05/11/the-blood-brain-barrier/ http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/05/11/the-blood-brain-barrier...
- prospero 18y agoI ran a few of his posts through a Markov chain filter. It's really not that far off from the original: In the Zero Sum Games, watching the torch pass from startup to cloudkeeper is an aggregation layer of microblogging service output upon which track, bridging, and other services such as Salesforce have always been where Microsoft performs its own jujitsu on itself. What they're called is irrelevant; what they call bloggers. Each of us detect regarding Microsoft comes in large doses from CEO Eric Schmidt, who still has not fully flushed the years of struggle with Redmond at Sun and Novell from his system. Page's responses were somewhat careful and subtly guarded, but Brin seems at ease with the PDC at the atomic item level, allowing a much deeper level of workflow for information when we are and what they call the Now Web depend on the network. That's why we're applying our own bearhug here, by inviting all the steps while dancing backwards.