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  • The Coming Real Time Revolution

    [originally posted on Get Real, January 19, 2005]

    [These are the prepared notes for my introductory remarks for yesterday's Get Real Show, largely derived form a report I wrote for Cutter a few years ago, called Time to Get Real: Growing the Real Time Enterprise (still seems fresh though).]

    To imagine a zero [...]


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    Posted: November 20, 2009, 3:28pm EST by Stowe Boyd

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  • The Loss Of Apprenticeships Is A Tragedy

    I had breakfast earlier this week with Bug Labs CEO Peter Semmelhack, a friend who is passionate about empowering others to invent. He noted that his recent European travels underscored how apprenticeships remain a bigger part of life there versus the U.S. More important, that contrast highlighted how apprenticeships are [...]

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    Posted: November 20, 2009, 11:16am EST

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  • Google's October Might Have Been Awesome

    Google (GOOG) should deliver a great fourth quarter, as keyword pricing and cost per click are both up, according to analysis from Brian Pitz at UBS, published in a note this week.

    Pitz says CPCs are up 26% in October compared to September. UBS's data is backed up by Efficient Frontier, [...]


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    Posted: November 20, 2009, 11:15am EST by Jay Yarow

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  • Google Chrome OS Demo

    Google’s recent demo of Chrome OS answered several important questions about how a browser-only OS would operate. One of those questions is how it would handle removable storage. As you can see when the demo unit is attached to a digital camera, using a Web browser as a file browser [...]


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    Posted: November 20, 2009, 8:46am EST by Mike Abundo

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  • BBC bows to SEO

    BBC News website to feature longer headlines on story pages, making them easier to find on search engines

    From today, the headlines of the BBC News website will become longer to make its stories easier to find on search engines.

    "We estimate that about 29% of BBC News [...]


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    Posted: November 20, 2009, 7:49am EST by Mercedes Bunz

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  • Whoops: Stocks Now 20%+ Overvalued

    Stocks have jumped 65% from the March lows.  They have also blasted past fair value, which is about 900 on the S&P 500 on a cyclically-adjusted price-earnings ratio (see professor Robert Shiller's chart below).  So, unless it's different this time, they're now more than 20% overvalued.

    (Jeremy Grantham puts fair value [...]


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    Posted: November 20, 2009, 6:14am EST by Henry Blodget

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  • Blog Focus: ?What?s Happening?? @ Twitter

    It was a little thing but a much debated thing nonetheless for quite a little spell. Twitter asked its teeming tweeting millions "What are you doing?" though for a great long time that questions was somewhat and then completely irrelevant. From breaking news coverage on the ground to summing up [...]


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    Posted: November 20, 2009, 4:15am EST by Eric Berlin

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  • Canada's Gesca is First to Use Nstein Semantic Site Search

    Nstein Technologies Inc. has released Semantic Site Search (3S), "a front-end, multi-index search engine" that leverages Nstein text-mining technology to power a faceted site search for accurate, categorically organized results. The first 3S customer, Canadian publisher Gesca, expects to use of 3S capability to deploy topical microsites.


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  • 5Across: Social Media Marketing 101

    There's a new series of demands being made in company meetings everywhere: "What is our social media strategy? What are we doing on Facebook and Twitter? I want followers and fans, and I want them now!"

    But before companies large and small -- as well as non-profits and charities [...]


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    Posted: November 19, 2009, 5:41pm EST

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  • "WuzUp?"

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    From Biz' post on Twitter's shift:

    Twitter helps you share and discover what's happening now among all the things, people, and events you care about. "What are you doing?" isn't the right question anymore?starting today, we've shortened [...]


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    Posted: November 19, 2009, 5:34pm EST

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  • Time To Eliminate Vacation Policies?

    There was quite a stir a few months ago when an internal presentation about how Netflix manages its internal culture was leaked across the Web. Among Netflix's more unusual policies was that it does not limit the number of vacation days that its salaried employees can take. My company has [...]

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    Posted: November 19, 2009, 4:00pm EST

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  • What Chrome OS Will Look Like

    Number of comments: 1

    Google Chrome OS is designed to run nothing but Web apps, so a lot of OS UI concepts will have to be remapped. Your applications become browser tabs, your browser windows become multiple desktops, and your widgets become overlay panels.

    Yes, it feels a little weird. With cloud computing services getting [...]


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    Posted: November 19, 2009, 3:03pm EST by Mike Abundo
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