Fountainhead

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by Fountainhead 19y ago
I'm surprised more people don't listen to NPR. NPR is my main news source I compliment that with the economist, news.yc, and reddit, though less so lately. Frontline from pbs whenever they have a new one out. Podcasts: Highlights from PBS:
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by Fountainhead 19y ago
>4. Non-search advertising on the web will increase in value significantly. This will be done through a lot of innovation in the ad targeting systems (both behavioral and contextual) and new metrics being adopted by Madison Ave beyond C
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by Fountainhead 19y ago
Well that depends on what "web 2.0" means, I'm assuming social networking integration. If so it's the heart of why the internet works, just because it has a name doesn't mean it's going away. The name might change but social networking is
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by Fountainhead 19y ago
Certainly there is a liquidity problem that bad lenders/investors are paying for but I don't see this radically impacting the global growth rate. Too many increases in production and technology are happening to see a full out depression.
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by Fountainhead 19y ago
This seems a clear case of management and the BOD not understanding the industry. I can't even imagine how much in branding AOL screwed up. I'm amazed they still retain the AOL front without having a serious play in the market. It seems
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by Fountainhead 19y ago
Thanks for the link, that's the best "demo" for i game I've ever heard/seen.
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by Fountainhead 19y ago
Sorry about that, I'm a little new here and realized after I posted it that it probably wasn't exactly on topic.
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Economist: Books of the year 2007 (For those of you traveling over the holidays)(economist.com)
4 points by Fountainhead 19y ago|0 comments
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by Fountainhead 19y ago
It really just takes harassment? They don't have a minimum level of requests for the same name or something similar?
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Venezuelans are becoming increasingly disillusioned with its corrupt inefficiency(economist.com)
1 points by Fountainhead 19y ago|2 comments