links for 2008-04-06
by Martin Belam, 6 April 2008
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"They've read every column I've ever written to see if they can find something to turn into a smear about a position I don't hold". Is Boris the first politician to claim that "reading what I've written" is somehow a dirty trick?
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"Google has changed its trademark policy for the UK and Ireland bringing it into line with its policy for the US and Canada". All your trademarks are belong to us.
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"What is the difference between a widget versus a Facebook application - and now a MySpace application?"
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"The widget world is young, and people are starting to 'get it'. The core skill set is Javascript/Ajax, HTML & PHP. In addition micro design skills & designers able to minimize file sizes are useful, but what’s worth looking at beyond the core set?"
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"When marketers are planning gadgets I have seen over and over again the almost universal mistake. Marketing team gets together, and then leaves the meeting with a clear vision of what they want…'We need a gadget, and we need it to go viral'".
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"I was fortunate enough to present my research on how the BBC has integrated blogging in its journalism at the Online Journalism Symposium. The paper, The BBC Goes Blogging: Is ‘Auntie’ Finally Listening?, is available for download as a PDF."
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"The supporters and opponents of Clinton and Obama are fighting it out on their respective Wikipedia pages. I put together this feed merge to combine the revision history feeds from both pages".