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Tom: Scobles Boring / Phillip’s 3D RSS Reader

I am going to MacWorld on Friday. Why? To be a little less boring.

Wikipedia Close to Brittanica, Sets Donations Goals

As Wikipedia becomes larger and more widely accepted, now with an Alexa rank in the range of the top 30 websites on the Internet, it’s beginning to have an impact on people’s perception, accuracy, and donations strategies. All of which have been, for the most part, positive.

The Secret Of Apple’s Success
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Apple may be just a minor player in the computer and consumer electronics industries in terms of revenue ($14 billion in fiscal 2005) and market share (less than 5% worldwide) but…

Real-Time RSS Updates

Setting your RSS newsreader to ping your subscribed feeds every five minutes just isn’t fast enough for you, eh? …

Fotothing Plays To Flickr Dissidents

An alternative to Flickr will give those users a different choice than whether or not they should stay with Yahoo.

Yahoo Will Televise The Revolution

With the help of an open standard called Media RSS, Yahoo makes it easier for small video makers to get noticed.

Playboy Magazine Doin The Digital Thang

Legendary men’s magazine Playboy announced on Wednesday they would be publishing an online edition of their magazine in addition to their current printed edition.

Jupitermedia sells Search Engine Watch, SES and ClickZ Magazine

Search marketers were surprised yesterday by the announcement that three of the most influential publications in the search marketing sector had quietly been sold to new owners.

Microsoft AntiSpyware Does Well In PC Mag Roundup

Microsoft AntiSpyware has come out well in PC Magazine’s roundup of antispyware software, tying for third place, but, more importantly, beating out perceived competitors Spybot and Ad-Aware.

What Don’t We Know, Science Asks

The 125th anniversary of the magazine poses 125 questions about life, the universe, and everything.

How your Business Can Save Money with VoIP

Many of you have probably already heard about VoIP, or voice over IP. This is a technology that allows you to make telephone calls using the internet. From a consumer standpoint VoIP offers significant savings in monthly phone bills and long distance charges.

Portable Design Magazine Names New Editor-in-Chief

John Donovan, a 24-year veteran of American and Asian technical journalism, takes the magazine’s helm.

Ten Internet Trends To Watch

Wouldn’t it be great to have a good handle on what will happen this year to make sure you could plan around it? asks Mitchell Levy, CEO and executive editor of Happy About, a US publisher of books for corporations.

How To Optimize Firefox

If you want to set up Firefox on your Windows PC so that it runs as fast and smoothly as possible, and without having to figure out all those cryptic programming commands when you type …

Track Traffic With Webalizer

The April 2005 issue of Linux Magazine has my Feature “Track Traffic With Webalizer – A Fast, Free and Feature-rich Log Analyzer”, and it provides a decent overview of how to configure Webalizer.

Co-creating With Customers

Reveries has a great article about several companies that are co-creating products with their customers.

Technology Review Magazine Displaying Ads

I’m not sure if any of you have noticed this lately or not but MIT’s Technology Review email newsletter has begun displaying small banner ads at the top of each email.

Magazine Publishing Portal Launching

Magazine Launch, a new resource dedicated to new magazine publishing Magazine Launch publisher resource site. entrepreneurs has been ‘launched’ by infoswell.

No Internet Explorer 7 For Windows 2000
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With the Internet universe buzzing about the upcoming Internet Explorer 7 update, there may be news that can dampen the spirit.

How To Use iPodder

This is very neat – a simple audio-visual guide on how to use iPodder, a program that enables you to manage your podcasts and, optionally, synchronize them with your iPod or other digital player if you have one.

Exploring the World of Photoblogs

Shutterbug magazine reports that photoblogs growing like a field of mushrooms with the proliferation of inexpensive compact digital cameras, widespread adoption of broadband Internet connections, and the advent of cell phones with digital cameras built-in.