AdJab’s Tom Biro (subject of an NL Interview last week) is reporting that the New York Post is the latest publisher to adopt the highly unpopular “contextual” adversiting service IntelliTXT. In its extremely questionable push to mix advertising and editorial content, IntelliTXT links certain keywords in an article with related advertising that displays in a …
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Jason Kottke, one of the web’s earliest and still most influental bloggers, announced today (on his own site, of course) that he’s quit his job and is now blogging full-time. Not for a professional site, mind you, or a niche site- but rather, his own personal, any-topic-goes weblog. It’s a pretty bold and exciting move …
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I am reading On Writing.
The Garden State soundtrack.
Steve Rubel, one of this blogs’ favorite bloggers, reports that Firefox lead developer Ben Goodger has joined Google, as Goodger wrote on his blog: As of January 10, 2005, my source of income changed from The Mozilla Foundation to Google, Inc. of Mountain View, California. My role with Firefox and the Mozilla project will remain …
[Cross posted from Moorelies.com] Strengthen the Good is a new network for distributed charity promotion, or as they describe themselves: “The power of weblogs for open-source charity.” Because Moorelies.com is a part of the STG network, I’m going to be posting each STG call to action that comes down the wire. Please consider taking a …
This website has a new design.
The truth…hurts.
A fascinating anecdote illustrating the power and resourcefulness of small business owners.
This is so overwhelmingly stupid, so intellectually lazy, yet so brazenly self-confident, you really have to wonder how far off the deep end NPR has gone in recent years.
