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The Declining Value Of Redundant News Content On The Web

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Microsoft withdrawing its offer to buy Yahoo is a sufficiently large story to demonstrate the problem of redundant news content on the web. Google News is currently tracking about 2,000 versions of this story. To get a…

The Declining Value Of Redundant News Content On The Web

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Microsoft withdrawing its offer to buy Yahoo is a sufficiently large story to demonstrate the problem of redundant news content on the web. Google News is currently tracking about 2,000 versions of this story. To get a…

Paul Kedrosky: Option F and the Facebook 500,000

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Around this time last year Josh Kopelman came up with the idea of the Techcrunch chasm. The root idea is/was that too many companies were targeting the then-53,651 readers of Mike A’s popular Techcrunch blog. A good…

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Simpsonize Me

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Simpsonize Me. Just bring photos. ‘Nuff said.

Advice du Jour: Do Whatever Gets You Tenure

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I was recently talking to a brilliant CEO friend of mine who is having trouble with his board. He thinks there is a very good chance that he will soon be fired.What's the problem?, I asked. "Fucking board full…

Facebook Follies

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Is anyone out there taking this week’s lawsuit against Facebook and its founder Mark Zuckerberg seriously? I have had a few media calls, but I tell them all the same thing: This stuff is commonplace in the march to an…

Paul Kedrosky: The Zen of Economic Recessions

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In the weekend Barron’s, Portfolio manager Larry Haverty has some zen comments on the recession that isn’t a recession:This is the market that just won’t quit. Or is it?
Haverty: It is like a mystery play. In Act I
of…

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