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- Terry Semel: A Man Of Few Words (On Yahoo)
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Google Health: A Quick Hands-On Look
Now that Google Health has finally launched, I took a quick peek at it while Mark was taking notes at today's Google Factory Tour presentation.
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Now That You Are The Media, Who Owns You?
http://amediacirc.us/ 2008/ 05/ 20/ now-that-you-are-the-media-who-owns-you/I am really getting to like expressing my feelings over Seesmic. If you are not a member, I strongly recommend going over to www.seesmic.com and signing up (if you still need invites, let me know). Below the video are some links and notes on what I was speaking about.
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Risky Business
http://www.1938media.com/ risky-business/So Arrington left town for a few days. I’m sure I’ll find things to keep me occupied.
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BoomTown’s Thumbs-Up “Weekend King” (But for Appalling Reasons)
http://kara.allthingsd.com/ 20080520/ boomtowns-thumbs-up-weekend-king-but-for-a…Thanks to TechCrunch’s Michael Arrington for pointing us to “Weekend King,” a San Francisco-made movie, which sounds just delicious from the trailer below. It’s about a repulsive but rich computer programmer named Rupert Coleman from Silicon Valley who buys a bankrupt town in Utah and hopes to become its beloved ruler.
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Terry Semel: A Man Of Few Words (On Yahoo)
http://www.roicarthy.com/ 2008/ 05/ 20/ terry-semel-a-man-of-few-words-on-yahoo/…Last week The Globes’ Noa Parag interviewed ex-Yahoo CEO Terry Semel (he resigned in June 2007) Shimon Peres’ “President’s Conference” in Israel. Also on the panel was Sergey Brin, Susan Decker, Rupert Murdoch and Yossi Vardi.
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No Secret Data Project
http://robert.accettura.com/ blog/ 2008/ 05/ 19/ no-secret-data-project/Those concerned about the “Mozilla Stealth Data Project” should really check out the Data snooping discussion on mozilla.dev.planning. I think many who has spent some time on the project found that recent TechCrunch post was more an effort to scaremonger and generate buzz, than anything else.
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Live: Google Health Launching At Factory Tour of Search
http://www.techmacro.com/ tech-blog/ techcrunch/ live-google-health-launching-at…[TechCrunch] — Google has invited the press to its headquarters in Mountain View today for some presentations on a variety of search-related projects. The so-called “Factory Tour of Search” event will proceed until about 1pm PT today.
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Live Notes from Google Factory Tour of Search
http://www.civilprojectsonline.biz/ technology-mania/ live-notes-from-google-fac…Google has invited the press to its headquarters in Mountain View today for some presentations on a variety of search-related projects. The so-called “Factory Tour of Search” event will proceed until about 1pm PT today. The agenda includes overview presentations about Google’s various search properties, its local search services, and search quality.
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Microsoft Needs To Do Something. But Combining Facebook With Yahoo Search Ain’t It.
http://vcsandangels.com/ blog/ ?p=3697As Microsoft toys with Yahoo over the possibility of a resumed deal to buy only its search business, is it also thinking of throwing Facebook into the mix? That’s the latest rumor making the rounds.
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Microsoft Needs To Do Something. But Combining Facebook With Yahoo Search Ain’t It.
http://www.techmacro.com/ tech-blog/ techcrunch/ microsoft-needs-to-do-something…[TechCrunch] — As Microsoft toys with Yahoo over the possibility of a resumed deal to buy only its search business, is it also thinking of throwing Facebook into the mix? That’s the latest rumor making the rounds.
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The press release is alive, no - dead, no - alive again
http://idahopublicrelations.wordpress.com/ 2008/ 05/ 19/ the-press-release-is-al…If you’ve been in public relations for even six months, you’ve most likely noted the demise and rebirth of the press release at least half a dozen times. I think quite a few people fill up their weekly industry column quota by killing off the release.
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