Monthly Archives: November 2006

Digg Snubs Elite Digger: 3monkeys (AKA Stacy Doss) Goes On The Record

An elite digger is snubbed and goes on the record.

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Learning About Google Alerts

Google Alerts courtesy of Amit Agarwal of Digital Inspirations

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Internet Killing The TV Star. But Not HDTV’s.

TV is on its way out thanks to the Internet – but HDTV’s alive and well.

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MySpace Not Just A Trolling Ground For Pedophiles and Murderers

MySpace is useful for ordinary folks too.

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TechCrunch Loses Marshall Kirkpatrick — Enter Stage Right: Natali Del Conte!

Today it was announced that Marshall Kirkpatrick, a longstanding columnist and reviewer at TechCrunch, would be departing for greener pastures, in the form of consulting work for non profits and startups.
I enjoyed Mr. Kirkpatrick’s involvement in TechCrunch, and while his reviews were always meaty and insightful, I always enjoyed his opinion pieces as well, such [...]

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John Chow Confirms: Mobs Rule At Digg

Gimme something positive to write about Digg! Ugh … in this latest post, a rant about how easy it is to get a URL banned. Sort of like, reverse-gaming.

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Is BlogHerald On The Chopping Block? Matt Craven Goes On The Record

Matt Craven goes on the record about BlogMedia morphing into ProBlogging, and whether the Blog Herald is safe from his bloody axe.

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