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I got a note this week that one of the companies I wrote about from the DEMO conference has launched has opened up for a free public beta. Now, this isn’t the sort of product that would interest me since my interest in music is slim and I haven’t played an instrument since guitar in…
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Heather Green over at BusinessWeek’s Blogspotting writes: PaidContent and Techdirt dig through the two conflicting surveys from JupiterResearch and CLX on podcasts…and come up with the most logical line on who the audience for podcasts is….No one knows.
The Online Ad War Begins
Beltway Blogroll offers a good look at the current state of online advocacy ads.