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Chrisbrogan.Com November 18 2009 View Commentscomments Dear People Trying To Sell Me On Something New Stop Humping My Leg. I Was Recentl
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Nov. 18: Your appliances could be draining your wallet when you’re not even using them. TODAY financial editor Jean Chatzky shows you how you can save with the help of a power monitor.Add this to your queueAdded: Wed Nov 18 18:14:04 UTC 2009Air date: Wed Nov 18 00:00:00 UTC 2009Duration: 04:48. (Read More)
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While Google believes its online office suite will soon be a "Microsoft Office killer," it's really an idea based on vaporware.
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: I don't use Microsoft Office, and haven't done so for years. OpenOffice is a fine alternative, and actually reads/writes more formats, and is cross platform too. I use it in conjumction with Google Docs, but Google Docs itself has a way to go before it replaces a desktop Office Suite.
Six Revisions : Web Development and Design
If you’re reading this article, it’s likely that you spend a fair amount of time online. However, considering how much of an influence the Internet has in our daily lives, how many of us actually know the story of how it got its start?Here’s a brief history of the Internet, including important dates, people, projects, sites (Read More)
ReadWriteWeb
Last month, Twitter CEO and co-founder Evan Williams stated that the he "desperately" wanted to retire the company's suggested user list - the list of Twitter accounts shown to new users of the service to help them find interesting people to follow. At the time, he hinted that it might evolve into something more "Twittery a (Read More)
: Good. I understand why Twitter set it up in the first place, but I've never used it, always found it irrelevant. I follow people on Twitter based on two things, their content, and, sometimes, their location.
ReadWriteWeb
According to a new Forrester survey, almost 80% of Internet users in the US and Canada would not pay for access to newspaper and magazine websites. Those users who would consider paying for content are mostly interested in subscriptions. Only a very small number of consumers is interested in making micropayments (3%). The s (Read More)
: It's got to be good. I wouldn't pay for the news output you get from tabloids, or some magazines. I realize that investigative journalism has to be paid for of course, and I'd be willing to pay for a good quality source, that deals with relevant pertinent issues of the day - but not something that's full of trivial gossip, and discussions about celebrities day to day movements. I also like to see something that fair and balanced, and gives me the news, and allows me to draw my own conclusions. I don't need a news comic with sensationalist sound bites.
Mashable!
The Google Wave invite rollout extravaganza started more than a month ago. While in some respects the buzz around Google Wave has started to subside, the term is still constantly one of the top trending topics on Twitter, and new gadgets, extensions, and applications are now starting to appear on a daily basis.Each day more (Read More)
: Even though most of the functionality is available from different resources, bringing it all together under one place makes this a killer web app. The link to the article is a great resource. Even though I didn't see any mention of tracking and privacy issues addressed in the article.
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• 28 flood warnings in operation in England and Wales• Bad weather means busy night for rescue servicesSevere gales and heavy rain caused flooding and damaged property today, with experts warning that winds could be strong enough to uproot trees.Gales in excess of 80mph were expected to intensify this morning, with Wales, s (Read More)
VentureBeat
Here’s the latest action:Rupert Murdoch plans to remove News Corp’s content from Google within a few months -- News Corp’s chief digital officer, Jonathan Miller, says the media mogul’s plan to charge for content and remove The Wall Street Journal, the Times of London, and other publications from Google’s index is real and (Read More)
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I had a friend ask me for my TwitterID so we could keep in touch on Twitter. This guy isn’t a WoW player, and I was reluctant to give him my Twitter ID since I a lot of my tweets are WoW related. I suddenly felt like George Costanza from Seinfeld in the episode where Elaine meets Susan. “Worlds are colliding!” he shouts. (Read More)
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We are going to a leaving do for a friend we meet here in SC Geoff Marshall, he is returning to home to the United Kingdom – also known as England. Geoff has been in the US for 3 years and he has achieved what he came for, he went all round the US to [...]. (Read More)
chrisbrogan.com
The tools we use for social media have empowered us to be steady-flow commentators. Watch Twitter or Facebook during any event, and you’ll see our added commentary rolling along in time with the experience. At times, such as the US Presidential election, it was exciting to feel that experience, of everyone participating al (Read More)
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Post written by Leo Babauta. Follow me on Twitter.We’re in love with stuff — with shopping, with acquiring, with owning, with collecting.Let’s lust after life instead.Our obsession with stuff has become unhealthy. When we have a void in our lives, we buy things. When we have problems, we buy things. And these things are bec (Read More)
TODAY ON BUZZ3R - Web 2.0 STORIES
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Information is power - and the ability to take in more information more quickly than anybody else, all in one place, is an incredible power. The Web has been built to enable all of us to share and distribute information quickly, through new posts... (Read More)
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My first thought at hearing that Rupert Murdoch was considering pulling his news sites from Google’s news servers was ‘Good Riddance to Bad Rubbish’.I have had a subscription to the Wall Street Journal’s daily podcast at Audible.com for a few years, but I’m watching closely to see how the content changes since News Corporat (Read More)
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