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- Techdirt Book Reading List 2009
- With iLike Acquisition, MySpace Becomes One of the Largest Developers on Facebook
- Lifehacks: Three Tips for Managing the Stream Before it Manages You
- Twitter Execs Clueless?
- How To Create A RSS Feed Bundle On Google Reader
- Yahoo BOSS Might Be Bigger Than Bing
- The Web Is More About Free Communication Than Transactions
- Supercharge Google Reader with Send To Links [Feeds]
- Netzwerte 09: Die drei Währungen der Netzwirtschaft
- Can There Be A Fair File Sharing Trial When The Language Is All Biased?
- Tr.im to Go Open Source, Community Owned
- MSNBC.com Acquires Hyperlocal News Site EveryBlock
- Sharing Images, Maps, Videos, and More with Google Reader
- Bookmarklets: Instapaper Gets Even Tighter with Google Reader
- Why Newspapers Are Failing (Hint: Failure To Get Users To Pay Is NOT The Reason)
- Die Jahrhundertpleite
- Scanning Headlines
- Netzsperren gegen Rechts
- SoundCloud: Musik im Blog einbinden
– “what examples are there of legislatures actually decreasing the scope of copyright restrictions?” Gute Frage.
– “But why don’t Twitter’s founders seem to have a finger on that pulse? Don’t they have access to thousands of active Twitterers? How is it that after so long, they still don’t seem to understand their own product?
Well, one theory might be that they failed to define Twitter, ceding that control to its users. And now maybe it’s so far out of their hands that they aren’t even sure what to do with it.”
– Yahoo BOSS war die letzte wichtige Innovation im Suchmaschinenmarkt bis heute.
– “Other stuff will happen and live on it, but pretending that it’s not a communication platform, and working to limit the ability to communicate online will always backfire.”
– “Here are 10 excellent send-to tools you can add to Reader, with more on the way.” awesome
– Die Wortwahl ist ein sehr wichtiger Punkt bei dieser Thematik. Völlig verzehrt diese Tage.
– ” If you are a content owner, the front door to your content has moved to a place you don’t control.”
