Just Dug Up

24/08/2009

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19/08/2009

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08/08/2009

“ The issue was whether Apple and Google had made an anti-poaching deal — an agreement not to go fishing each others’ talent pool — that could be considered a collusive restraint on trade. „

Google’s anti-poaching smoking gun - Apple 2.0 - Fortune Brainstorm Tech

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DUFFY- MERCY (ACOUSTIC - HQ SOUND) (via InMyArseGoesTheCash)

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01/08/2009

“ The question begging to be asked: how is a song worth $22,500? „

Maybe The RIAA Should Just Charge $22,500 Per Song

I’m glad I’m not the only one who finds this ridiculous.

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31/07/2009

“ One of the biggest separators between Twitter and other sites is that that they are focused on conversation and engagement. „

from Twitter Hasn’t Jumped the Shark (and probably never will) | Fast Company

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30/07/2009

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“ Fact is, every word you say, write, sing or film and release into the world is judged against a backdrop of who you are, what you’ve said, done and achieved in the past…and what you HAVEN’T said, done and achieved. „

via get a life | Awake At The Wheel. This is one of those posts I wish I had written. - @respres

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28/07/2009

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20/07/2009

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18/07/2009

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16/07/2009

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“ News is what somebody somewhere wants to suppress; all the rest is advertising,” is something Lord Northcliffe, a newspaper magnate, supposedly said. „

Our Reaction To Your Reactions To the Twitter Confidential Documents Post

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“ But the biggest change to the sharing of items in Google Reader is that you can now “Like” items. Yes, this is the same functionality that FriendFeed has long had, and that Facebook implemented as well a few months ago. “Liking” an item is as easy as clicking one mouse button (or hitting the “L” key if you have keyboard shortcuts turned on). And since all “likes” are public, everyone who uses Google Reader can see them. I think this may be the first new feature that I’ve seen in a long time from the Reader team that may actually spur social usage of the product, as “liking” something is much easier than leaving a comment. „

Google Reader Takes Another Social Step With People Search And “Likes”

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