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Guy Kawasaki / Let the Good Times Roll:
The Top Ten Lies of Entrepreneurs — (Since I've antagonized the venture capital community with last week's blog, I thought I would complete the picture and "out" entrepreneurs to begin this week. The hard part about writing this blog was narrowing down these lies to ten.)
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Jason / Signal vs. Noise:
Top Ten Lies of Entrepreneurs: Guy gets it right — Jason Jan 08 — 4 comments Latest by Steven Clark (aka nortypig) — Guy Kawasaki follows up his Top Ten Lies of Venture Capitalists with Top Ten Lies of Entrepreneurs. — I obviously don't get pitched for investment by other entrepreneurs …
Gary Price / Search Engine Watch Blog:
Google Video Player Removed From Downloads of Google Video Pack — Several people have sent along notes this weekend and I've seen a few blog postings mentioning that the new Google Video Player has been removed from downloads of the new Google Video Pack that went live on Friday evening.
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Paul Boutin / Engadget:Backstage at the Google press conference
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Richard Siklos / New York Times:
Linking a Device to a Gadget That's Wired to a Gizmo — At the 2006 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas last week, Panasonic introduced a 103-inch plasma screen television. The company also announced a set-top box deal with Comcast. — THE average American household now owns …
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Loren / Incremental Blogger:
Tablet/Blogger Gathering at CES — The CES Tablet Gathering was amazing. I can't believe how many people showed up. Despite the fact that the gathering was organized at the last minute, there was a strong group of Tablet owners and influential bloggers. The best count we have is 47.
Jeremy Zawodny / Jeremy Zawodny's blog:
Feedster Will Die in 2006 — Is it just me, or has Feedster been completely useless for over 6 months now? I have no idea if it's related to the recent departure of Scott Rafer (former CEO) and Scott Johnson (former co-founder), but I'm amazed at how bad it is. And I should know.
Tom Bridge / Adventures in Troubleshooting:
Understanding Mac Geeks: The Week Before Keynote — This is the first of an occasional series that tries to explain just why it is Mac Geeks are like we are. I know that some people Just Don't Get people like us, but I figure if you're trying to understand a certain Mac person in your life, this might be a place to start.
Andrew Ross Sorkin / New York Times:
Is Google a Good Candidate for Rational Exuberance? — IS the dot-com bubble reinflating? — Last week, a relatively obscure Wall Street analyst named Safa Rashtchy, from Piper Jaffray, became an overnight sensation among the Internet faithful. He predicted that Google's stock price …
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James / MocoNews.net:
Ringtone Biz Goes Off Tune As Piracy Creeps In — Another piracy story...but this one isn't aimed at consumers but rather carriers. India's music-licensing body Phonographic Performance Ltd (PPL) has complained about a number of things regarding mobile music...shops are selling high-end phones …
Abcoates / kontrawize:
Poor and Stupid — I was amused to read Tim Bray's conclusion that PHP is part of a plot to force everybody to replace their old PCs with powerful new servers. When I lived in Germany in the early 90s, my boss there told me that there had been a historical agreement between church and state in Europe …
Ashlee Vance / The Register:
Is Google DRM crippling culture as great as it seems? — CES Opinion Anyone the least bit concerned about DRM (digital rights management) technology would likely have been put off by Google co-founder Larry Page's ho-hum approach to revealing the company's new proprietary media locks. And with good reason.
Michael Kinsley / Washington Post:
Black and White and Dead All Over — Somewhere in the forest, a tree is cut down. It is loaded onto a giant truck and hauled a vast distance to a factory, where the trees is turned into huge rolls of paper. These rolls are loaded onto another truck and hauled another vast distance to another factory …
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CNET News.com:
Best in Show — Creative Zen Vision:M — iPod killer? With a brighter screen, better battery life, and more features, the Creative Zen Vision:M certainly has the goods to give the iPod a run for its money. In addition to a voice recorder and an FM tuner, the $330 …
Michael Bazeley / SiliconBeat:
TurnHere for local video — We were trolling the job listings on craigslist tonight (it's a great way to find start-ups) when we ran across this ad from a new company called TurnHere. Turns out that Bradley Inman, who made a name and probably a small fortune for himself as a real estate expert …
