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Citizen Blogger
I've been getting more and more interested in the concept of a "Citizen Blogger": a person who actively participates in politics via their weblog. For such a person, weblogging becomes
President Bill Clinton Talks About Wikileaks
President Bill Clinton discussed Wikileaks in a keynote speech at the Dreamforce conference today. Clinton used the Wikileaks issue to illustrate the theme of his discussion, which centered on
How to Build a Profitable Startup by Knowing Your Users Better
How to build a $50M online company is a topic that Dan Mitchell at the NYT explored recently, taking his cue from Jeremy Liew of Lightspeed. A few weeks ago
Microsoft Support for HTML 5 Helps Break A Logjam But Does It Matter?
The news broke yesterday about the Microsoft General Manager who said that that the "future of the Web is HTML 5." But it's important enough for us to write about
OMG I Cost Obama the Election
I don't like to talk about politics too much here on the blog. Oh who am I kidding, I do too. Even if I didn't though this new website from
Apple Rejects "Politically Charged" iPhone App
A 22-year-old iPhone application developer by the name of Red Daly is claiming that Apple rejected his new application from inclusion in the iTunes App Store due to its political
Keeping Tabs on Super Tuesday
Today is so-called "Super Tuesday" in the US. Voters in 24 states are heading to the polls -- including in large population states like New York, California, and Illinois --
Apple Hides Prop 8 Tweets from Lady Gaga Promo Page for Ping (Screenshots)
The new iTunes social network Ping will let you connect directly with your favorite artists, but Apple's promotional image for the new feature conveniently omits a string of Tweets from
Barack Obama's Change.gov Adds OpenID
OpenID has had a lot of big supporters, but this week President Elect Barack Obama's Change.gov added the ability for users to log in using an OpenID account and to
Who Won In New Hampshire? Google
Six of the leading Republican presidential candidates have spent a combined $1.4 million on online advertising so far during the 2012 election cycle. Meanwhile, President Barack Obama's reelection campaign has
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