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Brian Benzinger / Solution Watch:
37signals Writeboard for collaborative writing — 37signals has released Writeboard. My first impressions? Meh. Honestly, I wasn't all that impressed with it, but overall, it is a great solution to collaborative writing. My expectation was to be something more along the lines of Writely …
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Michael Arrington / TechCrunch:Zoho Writer - Another Ajax Word Processor
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Steve Rubel / Micro Persuasion:37Signals to Release Writeboard Next Week
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Dan Farber / ZDNet:
Scobleizing Microsoft's corporate culture — Home IT Management Software Infrastructure — Who says Microsoft's culture has become too bureaucratic? Forget about reorgs and hierarchies. Microsoft's chief blogger Robert Scoble goes directly to the top. Corporate bloggers take note.
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Michael Liedtke / Associated Press:
Google Bids to Provide WiFi in San Fran — SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Google Inc. (GOOG) wants to connect all of San Francisco to the Internet with a free wireless service, creating a springboard for the online search engine leader to leap into the telecommunications industry.
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Elinor Mills / CNET News.com:Google in San Francisco: 'Wireless overlord'?
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RBuzz / ResearchBuzz:
RSS Feeds to Newsletters and Specializing the Feed — I got a very nice e-mail from a lady in Australia asking how the ResearchBuzz newsletters were done. Did I have a method, she asked, of converting my RSS feed to a newsletter? — The answer to that is no; the newsletter is done separately …
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Yahoo! Search blog:
Announcing the Open Content Alliance — From time to time we've invited guest bloggers to write on the Yahoo! Search blog. Today we welcome Brewster Kahle, founder of the Internet Archive. We asked Brewster if he'd like to introduce the Open Content Alliance.
Jill Goldsmith / variety.com:
Spark lights a capital fuse — Industryites create financial fund — A team of longtime showbiz industryites, including former Lions Gate, Sony and Turner exec Dennis Miller, has launched a venture capital firm called Spark Capital. — Firm said it will direct its $260 million under management …
Chris Anderson / The Long Tail:
BUSINESS BLOGGING != EXECUTIVE BLOGGING — Another example of creeping "headism": Stephen Baker at Business Week warns that "The business blog backlash is nigh". … I fully agree that it's hard to imagine many CEOs keeping up a decent blog for long. Not only do they not have the time …
Ray Beckerman / Recording Industry vs The People:
Oregon RIAA Victim Fights Back; Sues RIAA for Electronic Trespass, Violations of Computer Fraud & Abuse, Invasion of Privacy, RICO, Fraud — ATLANTIC V. ANDERSEN — This is the case peer-to-peer file sharers have been waiting for. Tanya Andersen, a 41 year old disabled single mother living in Oregon …
Mary Jo Foley / microsoft-watch.com:
Microsoft to Build PDF Support Into Office 12 — The software kingpin also is releasing pre-Beta 1 Office 12 bits to some of its Most Valuable Professionals. — Microsoft will build into its forthcoming Office 12 desktop suite a "save to PDF" capability, according to Office program manager Brian Jones.
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CNET News.com:
The Big Picture — The Big Picture is a CNET News.com special feature, connecting the dots between stories, companies, and topics within the News.com site. — See a live example, or in full-screen mode. — Navigation Click on a bubble to center the display on that story, topic or company.
Jeff Jarvis / BuzzMachine:
Beyond porkbusters: Paramedia — I like Porkbusters (and I'm about to hear Glenn Reynolds plug the movement on Reliable Sources). It was born the way things are online: a sudden need, a sudden inspiration clicks with a critical mass and movement moves. This is a great example …
Martha Fischer / Cinematical:
Microsoft Kills Blockbuster for Good — Though there has been talk for ages now about single-play DVDs (they sound cooler when you imagine them self-destructing after playing in a puff of smoke), word now comes that Microsoft is actually ready to mass-produce the things and hopes to make them available some time next year.
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Hacking NetFlix
Rustybrick / Search Engine Roundtable:
First Ever Wedding Proposal via Search Engine — I just wanted to let all you know, that I am now engaged to be married to my beautiful girlfriend, Yisha. — Why am I posting this here, at a search blog? Well, because of the way I did it. — I proposed via Ask Jeeves.
Stephen Shankland / CNET News.com:
FAQ: HD DVD vs. Blu-ray — Microsoft and Intel last week tried to swing the computing, consumer electronics and entertainment industry toward HD DVD in a format war to establish a higher-capacity successor to today's DVD. — It didn't work. — Dell and Hewlett-Packard …
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