I’ve been duped!
What a difference an “s” makes… I posted about this seemingly clueless company. Turns out, it’s some sort of fraud. The real company is http://www.ibackup.net/ and
What a difference an “s” makes… I posted about this seemingly clueless company. Turns out, it’s some sort of fraud. The real company is http://www.ibackup.net/ and
Google launches more cool stuff: Google Code What is code.google.com? Code.google.com is our site for external developers interested in Google-related development. It?s where we?ll publish
Another cool Boing Boing find: Our Parisian friends at Fluctuat.net and AEIOU are the creators of Gnomz, “a community that enables web users to create
Dear lord… this is bad. Really really bad. As Seth said, if I hadn’t seen this with my own eyes… NOTICE TO ALL IBACKUPS CUSTOMERS:
Regardless of whether you’ve read The Tipping Point or not (and if you haven’t, what’s wrong with you??), this Tipping Point Primer is a great
Yeah… it’s the P2P networks that are killing the music industry: Cory Doctorow: A Fiona Apple album that Sony decided not to release has become
Scott nails why “selling community” isn’t quite right. Here’s how it started: Last week, I got an mass email from There.com a virtual environment I
One of these days, I’m going to have enough cash on hand to head to one of the TrendWatching seminars. They’ve always looked nice, and
I’m the last stop on the Blog Business Book Tour! The book being reviewed is Naked in the Boardroom: A CEO Bares Her Secrets So
When I was coming of age in the interactive/Web industry back in 1996 and 1997, Apple launched their Think Different campaign. I knew full well
Forbes covers the top 9 corporate hate sites: Sometimes it seems that shoddy products and atrocious customer service go together like peanut butter and chocolate.
Friendster and Typepad have partnered up, and the results are damn fine. Friendster’s new blog functionality is powered by Typepad. Sure, Tribe.net has had blog
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