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More on Boing Boing and Violet Blue…
Violet Blue kindly responded to my recent post about the L.A. Times story concerning how Xeni Jardin, one of the Boing Boing editors, removed references and links to her. You can find Ms. Blue’s comments here.
To recap, Ms. Blue utterly denies that Boing Boing removing links to her and her work would have any economic [...]
BoingBoing Brouhaha… L.A. Times Misses Story
Down below the fold of today’s entertainment section at the print edition of the Los Angeles Times is a nice little “Web Scout” column by David Sarno about BoingBoing editor Xeni Jardin quietly unpublishing posts that linked to her former close friend or relationship partner (Jardin is unclear about this, as is her right) Violet [...]
My iMedia interview with Kodak’s Jeff Hayzlett
I interviewed Jeff Hayzlett, who keynoted at last month’s ad:tech San Francisco, and the interview has been published today in iMedia.
I think it came out rather well.
“I like it better than Google…” (Cue the Darth Vader music.)
At our last week’s ad:tech SF, Drew Ianni premiered some screenshots of SearchMe, a new engine financed by, among others, Mark Kvamme of Sequoia Capital. (It’s an open beta so go sign up right away.)
SearchMe, a bit like the Windows Vista operating system, is a highly graphical search engine that displays screenshots of results pages [...]
The Internet Hits Adolescence: What’s Next?
This came out in this morning’s ad:tech Daily, and I wanted to share it with you here:
Last year the publicly-available internet turned 13.
If we think of the early banner ad, spam and the pervasive pop-up as interactive advertising’s first baby steps, then we might also think of the pop-up blocker and the spam filter as [...]
