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I started off liking Google personal home page. The one on the left is google personal home page and on the right live.com. Literally fifty percent of the time, google personal home page fails to fetch the individual feeds that show up in live.com almost without a hitch.
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For most small businesses, I think the Internet is ancillary to their central economic activity. Oliver and I have countered that learning the Internet can just be too costly in time for people scrambling to make a buck, and actually Ken's original post gives us some credence.
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Read Small Business: The Internet Value Proposition (Links)
Read How much Internet can small businesses digest? (Links)
Sites that tell you they will help you follow conversations just don't have the coverage of the web to do so. We're in the third week of the latest blogging bootcamp, and we're just about to cover how to track conversations. They track 26.3 million sites and 1.9 billion links.
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Read Mass Conversation Tracking Just Doesn't Work (Links)
Read I quit using my feedreader for a month, but I've started again (Links)
Ken Yarmosh helps me avoid blogging burnout by giving me something to rant about. Frankly, I got tired of debating things like the long tail. I think commercial speech in blogging is fine, but sometimes you just want something you know is what the person really thinks.
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Most (real, not SPAM) people who write blogs are not writing them to capture some piece of a larger pie. So, while commentators may focus on people trying to capture a small piece of a large pie, most people who actually blog are just trying to make whole tartlets.
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Read (almost) All blogging is local (Links)
Read Safari U: Great Idea, Right Way to Market? (Links)
The bootcamp is broken into a set of seven modules that build on each other. Finding Conversation Partners: Here we discuss the underpinnings of Internet search, examine case studies of finding other blogs, and end with the assignment to flesh out the set of conversation partners for the project.
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Read MBA High Octane Blogging Bootcamp 2.0 (Links)
Read Greasemonkey: Becoming Less, Not More (Links)
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