Yanko Design: Imagine the soccer ball aiming straight for your eyes instead of the net. It sure is not the best day to show-off your new Armani shades. Crash, Bam and broken shards of designer glasses!
It’s Link Exchange time.
I’m not bothered about PR as it doesn’t mean anything to any decent webmaster. I’m really after links exchanges from quality sites with decent traffic levels similar to mine.
PieLab | We’re Open from The Office of PlayLab, Inc. on Vimeo.
Iconoculture: Pie Lab a pop-up dessert shop in Greensboro, Alabama serves pie, with a little hope on the side. Hale County, where Greensboro is located, is one of the poorest counties in America and it still struggles with deep-seeded racial divides. The organizers of Pie Lab hope to create a neutral space where folks can visit and begin to heal.
CNet’s Tom Krazit has posted a brief but very interesting interview with the Berkeley economist Hal Varian, who now serves as one of Google’s big thinkers. Krazit asks Varian whether search scale offers a quality advantage – in other words, does the ability to collect and analyze more data on more searches translate into better search results and better search-linked ads. Here’s the exchange: Krazit: One thing we’ve been talking about over the last two weeks is scale in search and search advertising. Is there a point at which it doesn’t matter whether you have more market share in looking…
I’ve been hanging out at the TPM Cafe this week, discussing Bill Wasik’s book And Then There’s This. Here’s my latest post from the discussion: If, as Amanda Marcotte suggests, the Internet is like the Beach Boys in 1963, then I guess we have a few more years of inspired genius before the psychosis, death, and exploitation set in. Then again, everything goes faster on the Net, so maybe we’re already in the psychosis, death, and exploitation phase. Like Amanda, I think that Bill Wasik, in his book, glosses over the fact that one of the foundational characteristics (and joys)…
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Commercial Finance Site Launches To Help Business Owners and Commercial Real Estate Investors Reach Capital
SpartX is a networking tool for the 21st century. No longer are individuals or businesses limited to a two by three card to represent them in the world. SpartX has harnessed the power of the Internet and brought the business card tradition online. On this site, individuals will be able to order tangible business cards and back them with a virtual counterpart from SpartX.
