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Ted Turner: "Only a bullet will stop me." ![]() News.Com: "Require anything that has antipiracy technology built in to be clearly labeled and let consumers decide at the cash register." Makes sense. ![]() InfoWorld: Microsoft acquires Virtual PC from Connectix. ![]() Jeremy Allaire: "As RSS 2.0 gains traction and the content moves from being simple text content to richly tagged meta-data and more or less structured content, what's the proper productivity interface for digesting all that data?" ![]() Megnut: "Beware the false blog software." Heh. ![]() News.Com: "A Merrill Lynch analyst on Wednesday voiced concerns about Microsoft's response to the growing popularity of open-source software, echoing statements made by a former Microsoft executive last week." ![]() Sterling Hughes: "Google is not a horrible monster, but it is also not an entity to be worshipped. It is a for-profit company that develops a quality product, and it isn't yet evil. That's a big accomplishment." ![]() Mary Jo: Microsoft Tests the Blogging-Tool Waters. ![]() Patrick Grote: "Google should be concerned about AlltheWeb." ![]() TechCentralStation: "It's time to turn over part of the responsibility for Homeland Security to 'smart mobs.'" ![]() Tara Sue: "Ladies, we must stop raising assholes, or at least stop having sex with them." ![]() BBC: "Hundreds of large companies are being sent a guide by the music industry warning them that staff are downloading music illegally over the internet." ![]() Don Park: "When you start a fight, make sure you have someone around to stop it." ![]() Scoble: "My boss's boss tells me that weblogs are all the rage at the Demo Conference. He asked me to brief him on the topic." ![]() Google don't blink ![]() ![]() ![]() BTW, anyone who believes that Google actually owns the Web should remember that Microsoft owns the browser. Google is a good search engine and blogging tool. We don't know how they will connect them yet. I bet they don't either. Note to Teoma. If you want to compete with Google, you must have image search. Adam asks if Teoma should have an XML-RPC API, and the answer is of course. And it should go further than the Google API. Of course the Google API should go further than the Google API too. ![]() |
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