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There is far too much of both credit and criticism given to blogging where it is not due or apt.
Contrary to what NY Times columnist Laura Rich thinks, IPOs are very important.
In a new featured column, Rational Exuberance, Daniel M. Harrison argues that the next technology boom is closer, and far bigger, than we ever thought possible.
Do inquiring minds want unbelievably, shockingly sloppy reasoning behind gross political outbursts?
Traditional products and services kept distance from the consumer. The 'reality' phenomenon involves the customer in ways not done previously.
The medium itself is sold largely on the bulk of its own hype rather than its clear-cut statistics for product sales.
What will newspapers look like in ten years time - more like newsblogs?
Given my previous success at predicting Google's fortunes, I’m going to make another unique prediction here.
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