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Mozilla Labs:
Introducing Weave — As the Web continues to evolve and more of our lives move online, we believe that Web browsers like Firefox can and should do more to broker rich experiences while increasing user control over their data and personal information. — One important area for exploration …
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Dan Farber / Between the Lines:
Mozilla floats Weave as Web platform — Mozilla is expanding its browser platform into new realms, creating APIs and a portable storehouse for bookmarks, customizations, passwords, histories, preferences and other metadata. Just like Microsoft, Google, Yahoo and others, Mozilla wants its platform …
Steve / The Secret Diary of Steve Jobs:
I'm weighing an offer from Apple — So it's a complicated situation but I want to keep everyone in the loop. Bottom line is I've received an overture from the Mothership with a mention of a Think Secret type settlement if I'll stop impersonating Dear Leader on the Web.
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Scobleizer, WinExtra, MacUser, Engadget, Alice Hill's Real Tech News, ParisLemon, Slashdot, Global Neighbourhoods and Mashable!
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Steve / The Secret Diary of Steve Jobs:
I'm feeling a little bit better now — Just got torn away from a dinner party to have a chat with my lawyer. (It still feels weird to say “my lawyer." I've never had a lawyer before. Except for that peyote incident when I was in college, and that was a public defender.) Anyway.
Steve / The Secret Diary of Steve Jobs:
We're launching a blogger amnesty program — In the wake of our devastating loss to Nick dePlume of Think Secret (photo) we are considering rolling out an amnesty program to other Apple bloggers in which they would accept a cash payment in return for a promise never to write another word about Apple for as long as they live.
Scott Karp / Publishing 2.0:
Brilliant: Fake Steve Jobs Fakes Apple Shutdown Drama — I can't be 100% certain, but I'll wager that Dan Lyons, AKA Fake Steve Jobs, is staging what, if it does turn out to be fake, one of the most brilliant bits of satire since A Modest Proposal. — Fake Steve has been posting today …
Duncan Riley / TechCrunch:
2007 In Numbers: iGoogle Google's Homegrown Star Performer This Year — 2007 was another big year for Google with the company growing to become America's fifth largest listed stock (by market cap) whilst continuing its march towards world domination. — According to figures …
Ellen Nakashima / Washington Post:
FBI Prepares Vast Database Of Biometrics — $1 Billion Project to Include Images of Irises and Faces — CLARKSBURG, W. Va. — The FBI is embarking on a $1 billion effort to build the world's largest computer database of peoples' physical characteristics, a project that would give …
Christopher Caldwell / New York Times:
Intimate Shopping — “Information,” the apostles of cyberspace have been singing for more than a decade, “wants to be free." Well, maybe your information does. But in late November, the social networking Web site Facebook discovered that many of its 58 million members don't feel that way.
Ina Fried / CNET News.com:
Microsoft quietly combines TV efforts — Microsoft has quietly folded its Internet Protocol television, Media Center, and HD DVD efforts into a single organization, known as the Connected TV business group. — The unit, which is part of Robbie Bach's Entertainment and Devices division …
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Dave Winer / Scripting News:
My Long Bet with Martin Nisenholtz — In March 2002, I made a bet with Martin Nisenholtz about the relative importance of weblogs and the New York Times. I was and am a blogger, and Martin worked then, as he does now, for the Times. For the actual terms of the bet, read the piece on the LongNow site …
Andy Plesser / Beet.TV:
Media Predictions for 2008: Everything Changes...or Not. Ponders Business Week's Jon Fine — This has been quite a year in our industry. What's ahead in 2008? Will things change as much we might expect? I caught up with Business Week's media columnist Jon Fine a couple …
Michael Arrington / TechCrunch:
The Crunchies: Finalists Are Up, Vote For the Winners — The nomination process for the Crunchies, a joint effort between us, Read/Write Web, VentureBeat and GigaOm, is now complete. — 82,000 nominations were made for thousands of individual startups. The top startups in each of twenty categories have made it to the final vote.
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JKK / jkkmobile:
How to add touch panel to Asus Eee Pc — Panel dimensions: 165 mm x105 mm x 1 mm — Questions? Comments? — My original touch screen post — Good how-to open Eee guide — Labels: asus, Eee PC, hack — Anonymous said... Anonymous said...
Alex Woodson / Hollywood Reporter:
3 fill ‘Void’ with Biggies — NEW YORK — Three striking writers have found work with Worldwide Biggies, the new-media studio run by former MTV Networks executive Albie Hecht. — The trio — Chris DeLuca, Dominic Dierkes and Jonathan Garbus — are producing a Web series titled “The Void” …
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