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http://www.tellmycell.com - A simple, affordable, do it your self SMS marketing platform targeted at small businesses
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That is one crazy lede: If you have an iPhone, you may be reading this with an app. A newspaper? Made of paper? Go and suck an arrow and protest against feudalism by dying of plague, Luddite.
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Well, someone has a strong opinion: http://www.twentynot2000.com/
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Well, that's not really the gist of the debate going on here. Gates and Buffet have given away the vast majority of their money to charity. That's very different than attempting to work around the estate tax through insurance, trusts, etc i
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The amount you could gift away per year, at last count (and it has been rising, recently to 13K - let's assume per spouse). With the 2009 threshold for estate tax ticking in at 3.5 million, if you are subject it simply could not gift this s
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Great post. I've been relying on heatmapping tools like Crazy Egg to answer some of those questions about where users are clicking. There are some definite limitations though; it seems like GA might fill those gaps nicely - for free.
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I think the TC headline (as usual?) is wrong. From the post: Worldwide TV revenues fell an estimated 10 percent to $101 billion, from $112 billion in 2008.
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I don't think the analogy holds. As Bruce Schneier has pointed out in recent days, it is not that we're complaining about locking down systems in ways that make sense. I've started to call the bizarre new TSA rules "magical thinking": if w
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President Obama, It's Time To Fire the TSA(gizmodo.com)
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fyi - article is @ http://www.nytimes.com/2009/12/28/opinion/28raff.html and thread discussing op-ed is @ http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1018148
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I agree that we shouldn't try to regulate the author's business plan into viability, but at some point, and Google has to be close to that point in search and cpc advertising, antitrust questions come into play.
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'Search Neutrality' is neccessary to promote growth and innovation(nytimes.com)
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just click through the google results and you get the full story: http://www.google.com/search?q=Yahoo+Imposes+Weeklong+Global...
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I think the author of the blog post misinterpreted the lyric in number three. It isn't Jay-Z talking about himself. So it's not really contradictory: The first verse is rumored to be about Jaz-O, his former mentor and business partner, or
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As the revenues are dependent on search deals with Microsoft and Google, predictions like this one from an expert such as Rand Fishkin would have serious implications if borne out: This Real-Time Search Thing is Outta Here Microsoft initia
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David Carr: Reasons to Be Cheerful in Media(nytimes.com)
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link to the source: http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601109&sid=a1jw...
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actual source: http://gs.statcounter.com/#browser_version-ww-weekly-200827-...
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Google's subsidiaries allow company to avoid £450m tax on UK advertising(guardian.co.uk)
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You should give http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bowling_Alone a read. Might offer some new perspective: He has described the reduction in all the forms of in-person social intercourse upon which Americans used to found, educate, and enrich
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This would actually perfectly compliment the new PlaceRank effort in which Google is sending out all of those QR stickers - Think foursquare for check in + Yelp userbase/content + locally targeted adwords, and throw in AdMob. About the stic
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Papers on PageRank(scienceforseo.com)
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"There will always be some group of people who want to block ads for personal reasons. But if we do a good job on the advertising side, people won't want to block ads. People will find them actually useful. "I think there will be a nice eq
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The potential drone vulnerability lies in an unencrypted downlink between the unmanned craft and ground control. The U.S. government has known about the flaw since the U.S. campaign in Bosnia in the 1990s, current and former officials said
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Don't worry - San Francisco has a solution to all their problems, DC's limitless pot of stimulus gold: Standing among racks of freshly dry-cleaned clothes in the Bayview, Mayor Gavin Newsom today touted San Francisco's early grab at feder
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I'm thinking, despite the employee's post to the thread, that Justin.tv is not very serious at all - or rather that they hope that the system they've setup isn't used much. I know probably a dozen people who've used Justin.tv to catch an ou
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There are tons of tools that can test statistical significance for you: For example, http://www.splittestcalculator.com/ or http://www.usereffect.com/split-test-calculator
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I would toss Safari out of that group. As the default Mac browser its user base is going to include a significant chunk of people who just use it because it's there -- which is the same as the ignorant ie user. Lately it seems that every qu
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Ask HN: Please review our white labeled group messaging web app
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I know Mint has had a lot of success with this style of infographic, but it seems like this took a lot of space to explain not that much. As another commenter noted, it actually makes it harder to find the answer than a simple article.

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