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The real problem with Google TV
It looks like Logitech is out of the Google TV market: The mistake, plus “operational miscues in EMEA” cost the company “well over $100M in operating profits.” De Luca did throw Google a bone by saying that he believes Google … Continue reading
Unhappy with social network real name policies? Do it yourself
Hugh MacLeod: And as I’ve said many times over the years, Web 2.0 IS ALL ABOUT personal sovereignty. About using media to do something meaningful, WITHOUT someone else giving you permission first, without having to rely on anyone else’s resources, … Continue reading
What the Goldman Sachs Facebook investment really means
Alan Patrick sees through the hype around Facebook being “worth $50 billion”: “The one sure thing you can tell from this is that Facebook clearly can’t self fund itself enough for what it needs, even on $2bn turnover a year.” … Continue reading
There’s something missing in this Eric Schmidt quote
From Google to Add Social-Network Elements – WSJ.com: “The best thing that would happen is for Facebook to open up its data,” Mr. Schmidt said. “Failing that, there are other ways to get that information.” He declined to be specific. … Continue reading
Five things I’m thinking about right now
Following on from Matt, Alice, Ben and Dan… 1. Computing is heading towards a new, simplified era. I’ve written about this before, but fundamentally: we’re on the cusp of a revolution in simplicity. Easy to use touch interfaces are the … Continue reading
Facebook blocking all bit.ly links? UPDATE: Nope.
UPDATE: And it’s fixed. Looks like it was a short-term glitch in the Facebook matrix. – It appears that Facebook has decided that all links using popular link-shortener bit.ly are potentially dangerous – and has blocked them. I’ve tried this … Continue reading
Sergey Brin on Google Buzz
Sergey Brin On His Six Months Using Google Buzz: “Extracting signal from noise is one of our core competencies, it’s one of the key things we do in our web search product every day. And I think that now peoples’ … Continue reading
Idiot post of the day – The Roundup
I’ll keep updating this one as and when they come in. And boy, are they coming in. With the honourable exception of David Pogue, everyone seems to have lost all their critical faculties, journalistic skills, and in some cases basic … Continue reading
Posted in Google, Mobile
Tagged Add new tag, facebook, Google, Google Notebook, Jaiku, Mobile phone, Nexus One, Search, YouTube
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Are your friends a filter or a firehose? Some musings on Twitter and FriendFeed
I was playing around with FriendFeed – again – and not seeing the point – again, when a thought came to me which I think encapsulates why I don’t get on with it, and why, in fact, I’ll never get … Continue reading
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Tagged facebook, FriendFeed, Patrick Swayze, Robert Scoble, social media, Social network, Twitter, web
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Doc Searls Weblog · Same old blog, brand new place
Link: Doc Searls Weblog · Same old blog, brand new place. "But the problem for Mark, for Jeremiah, and for all of us (including yours truly) is that we too easily default to framing our understanding of advertising in its … Continue reading
