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Resource-limited models of attention have been around for decades. New authorities are discovered, new literature, new subtleties, new paradigms, new disciplines, and one can drill down deeply into what had previously been just a side problem (like Marlowe getting dressed) yet is now the Top Goal.
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Read Fractal Attention Conjecture (Links)
But $4M while figuring out how to make money: wow, I’d better go meet some of these guys, then. KMi’s FlashVlog is embeddable in the same way… my little ‘greeting’ in the upper right is exactly this, and our FlashMeeting does multiparty video chat much better.
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Read Testing TokBox beta (Links)
But he is, by his own admission on stage, a complete and utter a**h*le, so I wouldn’t want him to see THIS posting or have any of the above commentary to go to his head… Oh yeah, I was gonna write about all the great stuff I saw at FOWA.
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Read Don?t Digg this pirate Diggnation London MP4 video (Links)
Read Ebay Skype $2.6Bn booboo voodoo (Links)
I was looking up something concerning BitTorrent and Bram Cohen, and stumbled across this neat comment by Bram. Technorati Tags: bram.cohen, bittorrent, iphone, review, audio, quality, mobile, cell
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Read Emperor?s New Clothes 2: phone audio (Links)
Sure, there has been a Meebo IM module for NetVibes, and also a NetVibes EcoSystem Jabber widget, but Alex Little’s MSG-for-NetVibes provides some nice extras: Our own MSG server happens to be built on OpenFire (you can use any Jabber/XMPP server, in fact).
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Read MSG widget = NetVibes Jabber IM (Links)
“I Wish It Would Rain”, released December 21, 1967, by the Temptations, Written by Norman Whitfield, Barrett Strong, and Roger Penzabene (credits from Wikipedia entry ) [ UPDATE : some people have asked me not to wish away the glorious sunshine.
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Read Sunshine, blue sky, please go away (Links)
Launched by Chegg, which has established itself as a classifieds system for students to buy and sell textbooks, among other things, Textbookflix has created a similar system for students to rent text books in the same way that you rent movies from Netflix.
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Read Mashable?s social and elearning2.0 goodies (Links)
So it’s also no coincidence that Marshall has continued with some great pieces with his writing hat on at Splashcast, extolling some of the possibilities of rich media RSS.
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Read Marshall K raps it out re Bubble2.0, rich media RSS, etc (Links)
You think I was kidding about wanting Bob Dylan to sing on key?] I can understand (just) why I need a separate BBC.co.uk membership ID, but when it comes to mandatory double-login to ‘do the business’ (iPlayer and BBC), my forgiving mood starts running out.
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Read BBC iPlayer: Get Real (hey, geddit?) (Links)
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