So here are a bunch of tabs I just cleared off my browsers:
- Don Marti -> business -> ad targeting: better is worse? following up on Web ad targeting: can customers get a better deal?
- Robert Paterson: Three Wise Men.
- BBC: Sick PCs should be banned from the net says Microsoft
- LWN: Gilmore on the “computer health certificate” plan
- IETF’s RFC 2468: Vint Cerf’s obit for Jon Postel
- JP Rangaswami: Musing about stewardship and software and noninvasiveness and Appocalypse Now
- Ofcom: Review of the wholesale local access market – Statement
- eMarketer: What is Holding Back Social Media Investment
- WebNut: Vendor Relationship Management Has Commence Corporation in the Lead … just one of all these
- HuffPo: Elizabeth Warren Extends Olive Branch, Borrows Idea From Lenders In First Major Speech
- Forbes: Tim Wu, the Open Internet Guy
- Engadget explains net neutrality — and our full interview with Professor Tim Wu!
- David Isenberg: Tim Wu misses big one on Net Neutrality and Tim’s response in the comments
- eMarketer: Sizing Up Mobile Advertising
- Forbes: Hulu Is A Big Hit
- Mobile Squared: UK: MOBILE ADVERTISING REVENUES WILL GROW 840% BY 2015
- TelevisionBroadcast.com: Online TV Viewers Will Tolerate Twice as Many Ads
- MediaPost: Why Contextual Advertising Fails
- GigaOM: Why the Golden Age of Mobile and Online Advertising Is Upon Us
- NYTimes: Technology Aside, Most People Still Decline to Be Located
- Linux Journal: The bazaar way to bet
- Benoit Felten: Sir Jobs slays the telco dragon
- CircleID: Plutocrats and the Internet
- John Robb: The Next Social Networking Juggernaut and Cognitive Slaves
- ExploreHomeland.org: Creating a Conversation – The Real New Media – Doc Searls
- iSmashPhone: How to listen to the Howard Stern Show on your iPhone
- Motley Fool: Howard Stern’s Endgame and Pandora’s Future
- Stephen Schultze: NPR Gets it Wrong on the Rutgers Tragedy: Cyberbullying is Unique
- Orange Business on Posterous: Gabriel Sidhom from our San Francisco Orange labs
- Valeria Maltoni: Cluetrain vs. Wall Street
- Adriana Lukas at Quantified Self: London QS Show&Tell #1 – Recap
- AdAge in March 2000: Truths in ‘Cluetrain Manifesto’ coexist with wishful thinking
- AdAge in October 2010: ‘Cluetrain Manifesto’ Comes True In Age of Twitter, Facebook
- ReadWriteWeb: Interview with Forrester’s Josh Bernoff on His New Book Empowered
- New Yorker: ‘Small Change’, by Malcolm Gladwell
- Henry Blodget: Sorry, New York Times Co, We’d Like To Work With You, But We’re Not Going To Blow Smoke Up Your Ass
- Denise Howell: Sites harvesting kids’ data fly under the radar, even for the FTC
- Andrew Odlyzko: Content is Not King (2001)
- Anil Dash on why blogs still matter
- Seth Finkelstein on escaping from digital sharecropping
I’d rather find them here than in a bookmark folder I’ll never look at again.
Hmm… wasn’t social bookmarking supposed to solve this by now? Do the existing options not fit into your workflow? And is there a business opportunity here? 🙂
Carter, I’ve had Delicious for years, and have found it aversive to use. The icons don’t appear in the browser chrome (not sure whose bug that is, or where), and too much extra work is required. I suppose that means there’s a business opportunity; but the world is full of business opportunities nobody takes up.
Here’s one I would love to see: a simple WYSIWYG app that lets you edit and outline text and graphics in OPML, HTML and MediaWiki forms, and output to OPML, HTML, MediaWiki. The OPML editor alone does a good job of the first two, by the way. It’s since I work a lot in wikis that I want the third. But is there a business in that? I dunno.
Hey Doc — why not look into my database recommendation that I have been telling you about for several years now — that is the proper place for those URLs.
Doc, I notice that a lot of those tabs led to discussions – by people who have received money from Google – of how to regulate and destroy my business. But there’s nothing from the other side. Why?
This concerns me because it looks as if Berkman is growing ever more anti-ISP. Of late, it has begun to host forums in which the deck is stacked so that no view which is favorable to broadband providers will ever be heard, despite our hard work to do good for the public.
I agree with Brett Glass on “growing ever more anti-ISP” part. It looks like your hard work to do good for a public is loosing to a big money making machines.
Hi there – thanks for some very interesting links.
One problem – the Why Contextual Advertising Fails link is broken.
This one works, though:
http://www.mediapost.com/publications/?fa=Articles.showArticle&art_aid=120214
Oh – and by the way, I use this delicious extention with Chrome, and it works really nicely:
https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/gclkcflnjahgejhappicbhcpllkpakej
Including inserting any text you’ve highlighted on the page as a note to your bookmark. I’m a real delicious nut though – its not everyones cup of tea.