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The Economist's blog: maybe we should make our data free?
(projectredstripe.com)
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ereldon
20y ago
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ereldon
20y ago
i do. i use tonik.com because it's cheap. might be worth checking out. (only available in CA and a few other states)
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ereldon
20y ago
jobs also looks like isaac brock from modest mouse, for better or worse
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VentureBeat: Look at Facebook
(venturebeat.com)
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ereldon
20y ago
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"Viacom is not entirely opposed to sharing its content with others, if paid for it."
(nytimes.com)
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20y ago
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"Comment order: The development and the drama..."
(blogs.usatoday.com)
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"NewAssignment.Net | an experiment in open-source reporting"
(newassignment.net)
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ereldon
20y ago
i don't see why biz week mentions myspace and friendster first -- facebook whoops friendster's ass as far as #s are concerned, and is gonna be overtaking myspace pretty soon in terms of %returning users/day.
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ereldon
20y ago
yeah, it's mismarked -- i don't see any other entry for ron conway. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Search?search=ron+conway&fulltext=Search
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Just for fun: Wikipedia entry about Ron Conway
(en.wikipedia.org)
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ereldon
20y ago
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The Economist starts to innovate (?)
(projectredstripe.com)
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ereldon
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ereldon
20y ago
Go In-n-Out! "In-N-Out Burger, which is privately held, has maintained a cult following, in large part because it has insisted on not turning burgers into an industrial process, all while expanding gingerly in California, Arizona and Nevada
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Wired: YouTube purchase drives up Google's stock, saves Google money on purchase
(blog.wired.com)
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20y ago
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ereldon
20y ago
The overall point is valid -- having a lot of users is the main way that a lot of companies make/want to make money, therefore companies should focus on scaling issues, therefore... "use Erlang." However, conflating Web 1.0 "get fast" with
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The patent office opens up to the web!?
(washingtonpost.com)
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Social news... on a tree trunk.
(washingtonpost.com)
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Hackers in Eastern Europe: so much, yet so little.
(economist.com)
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"Facebook Query Language" is here
(blog.facebook.com)
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ereldon
20y ago
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Congrats for the good review, Jessica!
(paul.kedrosky.com)
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ereldon
20y ago
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A newspaper chain tries to innovate... looks painful.
(commonsensej.blogspot.com)
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ereldon
20y ago
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