Monthly Archives: June 2007

Boo-Freak’in Hoo. API Development 101, Guys: “You Don’t Make The Rules” (Even in Facebook)

I have no sympathy for whingers.

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Branding Matters A Lot For Search Engines … Unless You’re Happy With 1%

I love studies and I love experiments.  I don’t love reading through piles of boring data — but I like the idea of having an idea, testing it out, and then having something to show for it.  Sure, it might not be all that rigorous, but at least its there, and you’re saying something with [...]

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Does Your Favourite Tech Blogger Disclose What Companies They Own? (Should They?)

In the interests of the “big D”, maybe they should.

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Must … Refrain … From Ridiculing … Kevin Rose’s … Pownce — !

It looks totally underwhelming … but, I’ve yet to get an invite yet. Or ever will. ;)

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Can Social Networks Improve Search Engine Results?

Because in the face of Yahoo integrating Flickr results, it makes one wonder if they’re going to start taking advantage of how Flickr ranks photos. And if it does — what does this mean for SERPs at large?

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Does Spock.com Need a Guy Kawasaki or a Jason Calacanis?

How important is generating buzz to drive signups for better network effects?

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Digital Natives At The Library. Wait — Is That An Oxymoron?

No, wait — or is it ironic?

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