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Dec 01
Today's Other News
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on Ubergizmo:
Leaked Images Of Dropped Nokia Handset
Nokia joins Sony Ericsson and Motorola by canceling a handset of their
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on TechCrunch:
Holiday Online Retail Traffic: Walmart And Amazon Duked It Out
According to Hitwise, U.S. visit numbers across all tracked retail categories declined
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on Read/Write Web:
It seems we're approaching a new age here on the Internet. Instead
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on OhGizmo!:
Droplet CDP3.1 'Mini' CD Player - Looks Expensive, Is Expensive
At first glance the Droplet CD Player looks like it was built
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on /Message:
Edmodo: Educational Microstreaming... And More?
I recently stumbled upon Edmodo, which is a clever and lean microstreaming
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on Searchblog:
Another Yahoo search rumor, as Om puts it - this one
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on Mashable:
The Huffington Post has raised 25 million dollars in funding from Oak
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on CrunchGear:
Renesas to Unveil Full HD Video Processor for Cell Phones
Renesas, the world's biggest manufacturer of microcontrollers, is planning to unveil a
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on Ars Technica:
Nokia Pulls out of Japan as Gadget Demand Nosedives
Earlier this week, Nokia warned of a drop in global demand
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on Alarm: Clock:
iPhone Video App Platform LiveRail Raises Funds
We covered then London-based LiveRail back in July 2007 when it launched.
Recent Posts from Searchblog
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The 2008 LaunchPad: Web Meets World
A while back I announced the theme of this year's Web
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What's Interesting After a Week Off? Google/YouTube, For a Start.
The Journal pokes a beehive about YouTube's revenue, which is not what
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Google Launches Performics As Affiliate Network
Google rebranded its Performics affiliate network, which it acquired as part
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Interview: Gian Fulgoni, Chair, Comscore
I noticed an interesting comment on my previous post on the launch
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Hearings Slated, an Industry Tenses
Members of Congress yesterday announced another hearing into the Google-Yahoo deal, as
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Yahoo: Thanks for the Idea, but Nope
Yahoo apparently considered outsourcing search monetization (WSJ), but decided against it:
....over the summer, Mr. Yang did actively assess one major sacred cow: the Web-search-advertising business it built up at great expense in recent years. Under the scenario discussed by top executives, Yahoo would have outsourced that search-advertising activity...

