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I do think there's an opportunity here. I think your market is authors who are already successfully publishing via the traditional route (like Charles) that you can persuade they will make more money via a hybrid route. It's a simple matter
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I have a friend who's a fairly popular eBook author with 10+ books to his name. We made a deal where I handle all the accounting and grunt work including dealing with audio books, layout people, cover designers etc. He deals directly with t
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Yes but Reader adds information about what people actually read and their engagement. I would think that alone would have tremendous value.
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Server Fault had an interesting experiment. They dropped the "nofollow" on links from users that they considered trusted (based on age and other criteria). Then they found their rankings were dropping because those links were considered "sp
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The Solar System is a Helical Vortex
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HP spends more on advertising than Apple
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Android Police say 9am PST: http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/11/13/psa-us-customers-you...
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Does anybody know how "Google Now" handles this?
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Fisker hybrid luxury sports cars caught fire during Hurricane
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http://youtube.com/embed/vkJ5ItzE
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Unfortunately you can't currently port your landline to Google Voice: http://support.google.com/voice/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answ... My personal preference is MagicJack. I don't want everybody to have my cell #. I prefer companies that b
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It's very low usage: For 150MB of data access a month from AT&T, and 20 GB of cloud storage from Amazon, it costs $50 a year.
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I was thinking a cool Chrome extension might be to preload all the major javascript libraries (jquery, etc.) and change any external extension references to the preloaded ones. I'm not sure how much of a speedup this would offer but certain
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Didn't you read the part about the prepaid iPhone 4 & 4S on Virgin mobile with unlimited data?
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Still about 2X the price of Google Drive, but close enough to make me not switch which I had been considering. http://support.google.com/drive/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answ...
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"Any copying, aggregation, display, distribution, performance or derivative use of craigslist or any content posted on craigslist whether done directly or through intermediaries (including but not limited to by means of spiders, robots, cra
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Samsung wins bid to sell Nexus in court
(finance.yahoo.com)
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"Even Kindle Fire's sales are slowing" You have any evidence to back this up? Seems like just the opposite is happening: http://tech.fortune.cnn.com/2012/06/26/kindle-fire/
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35. There are years past 2079. SQL Server smalldatetime only goes up to June 6, 2079
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Looks like the peplink guys (cited in the article) have just the thing for you: http://www.peplink.com/max-mobile-router/
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Google is fine with paid links as long as they are clearly advertising and don't try to manipulate organic ranking: "Not all paid links violate our guidelines.... Links purchased for advertising should be designated as such." http://suppor
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It was in the S-1 filing, so it's not new news: http://www.marketwatch.com/story/facebooks-zuckerberg-thiel-...
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Use Open Site Explorer to start on your bad link search: http://www.opensiteexplorer.org/domains?site=safeshepherd.co...
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I think you've been hit by the "penguin" update, which is probably the biggest SEO embarassment from Google in a long time. Unlike other updates which attempted to remove "web spam" from the search results by tweaking some of the parameters
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Even though Google's escaped_fragment protocol is a bit awkward, it's probably a good idea to still implement it. Google is probably going to use it's Ajax crawling capabilities at least for page discovery, but better to be safe and just te
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I'm a big SciFi fan and love Charles's work. I'm sure he knows more about the industry than I do, but from my own personal experience I much prefer the discovery process of SciFi books with eBooks than with pBooks. In an ideal world, bookst
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This is called google "remarketing". Basically what happened is when you visited the Eames chair site, you received a remarketing cookie. Then when you visit other google properties, google automatically gives you ads from that Eames chair
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"Torvalds" Do you have a link?
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My Nexus S received its ICS update back in November. So that part isn't accurate.
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I use Google Voice. Unfortunately that's nowhere to be found on my "google bar". Yes, I see Translate, Offers, Blogger, Finance, Books, and Music, none of which I use. But I don't see Voice which is in the same account.
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