35 Places To Download Free, Legal MP3s - Sorry, RIAA! (6)
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Written by Lee Mathews I love the RIAA. They make sure the hard working bands that record the music we love can still squeak out a living in the face of an ever-growing number of freeloading downloaders. Without them, how many talentless, lip-synching, manufactured performers would be able to afford homes in Orange County and multiple Bentleys? In the interest of helping our readers stay out of jail and avoid massive fines, here are a ...
Google OS Is Actually a Browser: Google Chrome (73)
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Google Blogoscoped posts an interesting comic book created by Scott McCloud that illustrates the features of Google Chrome, an open source browser based on WebKit. As usually, all the rumors related to Google are true and "Google Browser" is no exception.Google Chrome has been built in a time when browsers no longer render mostly web pages, but full-blown web applications. That's why browsers need to be more powerful, more stable and more secure. One of ...
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Sam said:
Google gets "it". Microsoft does not.The former may become the preeminent web application provider, but the latter seems hell bent on manning the walled gardens they built in the 90s.
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Pozsi said:
igazan izgi, tukon ulok.
The Million Dollar a Month Facebook Application (37)
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There’s a pretty well known secret among top Facebook application developers: one developer is generating over $1 million a month. Who is that developer exactly? Well, most people won’t talk about it and after some prodding around we’ve narrowed down the suspects. We aren’t going to post them though because ultimately it doesn’t matter who the individual is. All that matters is that a top application that is used for entertainment purposes is generating over ...
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Haidong said:
1M per month...
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junal said:
this is freaking crazy ! i knew that but still didnt want to believe....now its just making me more crazy and engaging with FB app more,,,,
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CtrlBreak said:
WTF!!! I call BS.
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Jean-Marie Moës said:
Quite inspirational for us 30-dc internet marketers wannabes :)
Facebook Updates Home Page, Looks More Like Twitter (9)
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Facebook pushed a couple changes to the redesigned home page tonight that may be of interest to application developers: 1) Publisher shortcuts for Facebook-developed applications have been removed, and publishing status updates has been promoted. The new design is reminiscent of the Twitter home page: Previously, links to your own profile page with the Publisher selected for posting photos, videos, notes, and links were located here. 2) Status updates have been removed from the right ...
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junal said:
ya this is another way to get you out from twitter ! and this is what happen when you have million of users with you !
What is the best free email account? - Google’s Gmail (2)
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Written by Jacob Cass Do you still use Microsoft Outlook or Eudora for your emails, or maybe something else? If you do, you probably are not having the most productive and user friendly experience that you could be having. Up until about a month ago I had been using Outlook entirely for my emails, then I trialled Gmail (Google’s Free Email service) for 2 weeks and since getting to know Gmail, I have not turned ...
Mapping Facebook’s Growth Over Time (19)
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Using Google’s new Insights for Search tool, Inside Facebook has mapped Facebook’s US and international search growth over time from its launch in February 2004 to the present. Note that while these are not visits, searches and visits do generally correlate. United States April 2004 Facebook launches in February 2004 at Harvard University in Massachusetts. June 2004 It then opens to other Ivy league schools and Stanford University in California. August 2004 October 2004 December ...
50 Amazing and Essential Novels to Enrich Your Library (82)
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I recently ran into a couple of reading lists (I’ll share them at the end) and realized that I LOVE reading book recommendations. I can’t get enough of them. So I decided to compile my own (somewhat eclectic) list of novels I think are amazing and essential to every library. I hope you enjoy it. I should make some notes before diving in. First, this isn’t a comprehensive list of classics. It’s not a comprehensive ...
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Brett Stewart said:
Another book list I'll never get through, but fun nonetheless.
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Coop said:
Solid list, but 'The Time Traveler’s Wife'?
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Twi said:
This is a surprisingly good list of books. I've read about 1/2 of them, and all are great recommendations. Hooray BOOKS@!
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shrutes said:
yikes, I haven't red a lot of these!
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Tink *~*~* said:
How awesome to see so many of my favorite classics on this list! I think I'll have to write about what's on my own bookshelves now... :D
Read what they read (103)
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The Reader team has always been interested in politics, and we use Reader (of course) to stay current on all the political happenings. As we were reading and sharing amongst ourselves, it got us thinking: what would happen if political newsmakers used Reader too? Today we're announcing Google Power Readers in Politics: leading political journalists and both U.S. presidential campaigns using Reader to read and share news. You can read what they read, and see ...
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Juan Diego said:
Esto me va a gustar si ofrecen más "canales", por mucho que me pueda interesar la política tengo la sensación de que lo que leen estos señores no es más que lo su equipo de publicistas cree que deberíamos creer que leen.
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Miguel A. Arévalo said:
En España estamos todavía que ni hacen blogs los políticos.
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junal said:
i would agree with scoble ! marketers have a band name ...
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Bukola said:
I'm liking this. And they added a political spin to it by having the Obama and McCain campaigns participate.
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mac said:
JAMES! YOU CAN SUBSCRIBE TO JOHN DICKERSON! IT'S ALMOST LIKE LIVING WITH HIM!
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livibetter said:
Good page, but not for me.
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jaehyun said:
하는건 다 정해져있나봐. 여기도 유명인 마케팅
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Matthew said:
Obama uses Google Reader. Why don't you?
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Linda said:
Where's Kleinheider's feed? :o)
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BarryReich said:
I don't know if these people actually use Reader themselves but someone in their staff if doing it.
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Steve said:
When will Google add a tech page like this?
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Vish said:
John McCain using Google Reader?
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Andrew said:
From the page, it would appear that neither McCain's nor Obama's campaigns really understand what shared items' comments are for.
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Jen said:
This is awesome!
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Yassin said:
Explore news sites read by McCain, Obama and political journalists.
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RoCry said:
可惜我对政治不感兴趣.. -_-
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matthew hunt said:
Cool! Wanna read what I'm reading? http://www.google.com/reader/shared/16245915598121632586
Where’s Facebook Advanced Search? (2)
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I think I’m way behind on this but today when searching for Facebook’s advanced search feature, I ended up empty handed. The new search page only displays search by name, school and company. Previously Facebook enabled users to use the advanced search utility to find people by practically all areas of a user’s profile. Now there appears to be no more advanced search feature. I searched the web and couldn’t find any reference to the ...
Facebook/Google Employee Battle Continues With Ben Ling (2)
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It’s no secret that one of Facebook’s best sources for new employees is Google. Well, for the first time, one of those employees, Ben Ling, will be leaving Facebook to head back to Google. We previously reported that Ben Ling was leaving the company earlier this week but at the time we weren’t aware that he was returning back to Google. Nobody seems to know why he left back to Google but there’s no doubt ...
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i'm loving it !
19 Most Essential Open Source Applications (9)
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Written by AN Jay Today, we are listing here 19 Most Essential and useful open source applications that you probably want to know to use in your daily life. Most of them are top of the list projects that have an open source industry leading popularity and many of them are not listed here but over all the list has variety of projects for every one of you. Just take a look at them and ...
8 Opening Ceremony Moments That Made Me Crap My Pants (9)
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Written by Sara Schaefer During the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games Opening Ceremonies, we witnessed the sheer power and brilliance of what it looks like when thousands of inpiduals come together for one purpose: to blow your f*cking mind. Throughout the event, I felt a mix of wonder, awe, surprise, joy, inadequacy, terror, and self-hatred - in other words, I was either whispering through tears “It’s just so…beautiful!” or I was sh*tting my pants. I’ll admit ...
Users Fight Back Against the New Facebook (5)
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Facebook users are typically not receptive to change. When Facebook unleashed the News Feed a couple years ago, the Facebook user base fought back, creating groups to remove the news feed and challenging Facebook on the lack of privacy under the new system. Facebook eventually added privacy settings to control what would be displayed in your friends’ feeds but they didn’t remove the feature all together. Facebook is known for taking two steps forward and ...
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Jamie said:
Facebook users complaining about the redesign = the Facebook team did a good job.
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junal said:
as a user i like new design ! but as a developer ? not really ....
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This is a collection of the best tutorials for web designers I found this month browsing some websites I like. It also includes some of my post :) Take a look!1. Most used CSS TricksA nice compilation of the most used CSS tricks in web design (rounded corners without images, style your order list, tableless forms, double blockquote, gradient text effect, vertical centering with line-height and more...)2. Simple, Powerful Product Highlighter with MooToolsHow to create ...Shared by _original (39) Aanarav Sareen (9) Aaron (1) aaron (99) Adam (13) Adrian L (9) Aidan Walsh (5) Al (13) Alex (18) Alex (0) alexcamillo (6) alfred westerveld (24) Altuğ Orgun (6) Andrew Boardman (61) Andy (5) ani625 (65) Ansgar (1) Antonio (1) Antonio Lupetti (1) avianto (5) Avinash (189) Berker (6) Bill DeRusha (3) bjori (6) blackbelt (0) Brian Junyor (39) btvillarin (5) buxx (0) Charles (22) Chris Lasher (8) Christian (52) Ciaran Rooney (2) Coop (19) ct2000 (1) Daniel Langendorf (19) Daniel Wittberger (15) Danielle (14) Dave (1) Desigan Chinniah (1) Dominik (27) Doug (1) Doug McCaughan (1) DrBigFresh (6) edudecai (3) Edward Lozano (5) ellie (11) Eric (0) Eric Daams (280) Evaristo (7) garraxxi (22) Gøran (0) GreenAcid (5) Gus (8) Helen (9) Hisham (21) Huang (1) Hyunhak (2) illy (8) indigo (2) isbn9760806 (4) james young (15) janequigley (5) Jason (4) Jeff Rivers (0) Johan (12) John (11) John Magnus (31) jon bradford (9) junal (2) Koen Van der Auwera (6) local (5) Magnus J (3) Marianne (3) Marius (0) Mark (17) matias (10) Matthijs (0) miasarmento (108) Michal (0) Michiel Berger (1) Mike F (371) Mithun (0) Moe (4) MrGuff (76) Nico (4) Ole Begemann (11) Olivier (46) Paul (6) Paul D. (0) Prashant (1) Randy Zlobec (34) Rick Harrison (11) Rob (1) Robert Scoble (61) Robin Blandford (12) robojiannis (1) Rodrigo (6) Sammie (1) Sergej Sidoruk (6) serkan alp (16) Seth Baur (2) Seth G (34)