Reader Henrik writes: Twitter is great for discovering new and interesting things, but for consistently good sources of information, nothing beats RSS.

Reader Andrew writes: Paine’s Common Sense wasn’t a hastily put together reaction to something that happened that day (I think the personal correspondence of our founding fathers was more in line with blogging than their pamphlets).

< ![CDATA[Reader Ed Brenegar writes: This is a year to change the customer relations game. With less commerce happening, presumably, there is more time for interaction. That interaction has to build the relationships…]]> Read More

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Reader RupertG writes: I’m not sure that there’s a huge great wobbly lump of wondermoney

sitting at the end of the real-time web search rainbow
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< ![CDATA[Reader Niall writes: Facebook seems a lot less hot than when Mark was on stage a year ago. Many key employees, including co-founders, have left the company. What is Facebook doing to remain an employer of choice in Silicon Valley?]]> Read More

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Reader Jeremy Writes: [Yahoo] couldn’t get off the crack pipe…the Paid Inclusion model. It failed *everywhere*. [It] still can’t get off the crack.

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< ![CDATA[Reader Sam writes: The police were doing their duty. As they are required by law. Google had to cough up the IP. As they are required by law. And now suddenly
Google is evil? Wow! It is the job of a court of that country to decide what is legally
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< ![CDATA[Reader Michael Megalli writes: It is difficult to engage in genuine conversations with the marketplace when you can’t change the reality of how a company does business, what it sells, how it works with partners, etc.]]> Read More

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Reader JG writes: Then again, power users don’t click ads. So maybe this is the elephant in the room that no one is talking about.
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< ![CDATA[Reader Stone writes: I think this much is clear: Yahoo only outsources search to Google if they’re bought by a financial or private equity firm. ]]> Read More