links for 2007-05-27
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the pitfalls of inviting consumers to create ads for your brand
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could a more focused Digg challenge the “original”?
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which matters more? platform or user base?
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excuses on financial statements don’t change reality, they just make managing harder
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a good breakdown to better understand online advertising
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Doc Searls argues newspapers should free their archives and charge only for fresh content
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another thoughtful piece from Jeremy Liew. One of the challenges with online video is that it consumes time, the visitor’s most valuable resource
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a good interview for Dick. The only answer I really thought he fumbled was benefits of RSS over email.
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Will Price has a thoughtful post on a topic I consider a lot
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will Yahoo go back to its roots and link to others?
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a diatribe against for-profit newspapering. Gary Weiss sees profit as the root of the problem, but I would argue that the notion that journalism and profit are incompatible is why newspapers are struggling.
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Facebook appears to be making serious inroads among communicators and entrepreneurs lately. Starting to feel almost like Twitter circa March 2007.
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Don Dodge shows why search is still a hot market and there’s plenty of room for all the existing players, even smaller ones like AOL and Ask — and even for vertical search players.
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465,000 new businesses started in US every month and lots of other facts and figures on entrepreneurship. (via StartupNation)
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is Google unwittingly sowing the seeds of its own destruction from within?
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It’s a review of just one engine, but it also serves as a validation of vertical search.
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more facts and figures on this growth area