Jul 16 2010

What’s Really Going on Behind Murdoch’s Paywall?

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Michael Wolff on Rupert Murdoch’s paywall on the Times:
My sources say that not only is nobody subscribing to the website, but subscribers to the paper itself—who have free access to the site—are not going beyond the registration page. It’s an empty world.

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Jul 16 2010

Times Paywall is a Flop

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Jul 16 2010

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My first bike, a Raleigh Blazer.

Circa 1982.

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Jul 16 2010

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This looks good, I can think of a couple of easy apps I’d like to write.

App Inventor requires NO programming knowledge. This is because instead of writing code, you visually design the way the app looks and use blocks to specify the app’s behavior.

(via App Inventor for Android)

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Jul 15 2010

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Apple doesn’t plan to recall the phone

”[…] a person familar with the matter said.” (must be a really reliable source) Apple Knew of iPhone Antenna Glitch – WSJ.com

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Jul 15 2010

Government Regulation

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Article by the New York Times implying that Google’s search algorithm should be subject to government regulation. In response, Danny Sullivan gives a great response explaining why the New York Times needs government regulation.

New York Times:

When Google was a pure search engine, it was easy to appear agnostic about search results, with no reason to play favorites with one Web site or another. But as Google has branched out into online services from maps and videos to comparison shopping, it has acquired pecuniary incentives to favor its own over rivals.

Danny Sullivan:

When the New York Times was a pure newspaper, it was easy to appear agnostic about its editorial coverage, with no reason to play favorites with one business or another. But as the New York Times has branched out, making investments in external companies, it has acquired pecuniary [that means financial, by the way] incentives to favor those over rivals.

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Jul 15 2010

Apple’s Bumper case alleviates the iPhone 4 signal-loss problem

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Is it just a coincidence that the first case that Apple have made for their iPhone also fixes the antenna issue? When the bumper cases were first released I heard people question why Apple was getting into the ‘cases game’. Perhaps now we know why…

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Jul 15 2010

Apple Engineer Told Jobs IPhone Antenna Might Cut Calls

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[…] a person familiar with the matter said.

(sounds like a really reliable source…)

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Jul 15 2010

US Sen. Schumer writes letter to Apple CEO over iPhone 4 antenna

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Perhaps politicians should stick to, you know, politics?

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Jul 15 2010

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Be calm. Stay tuned. It’s just a phone.

Reality Check: Modding the DROID X may not lead to a bricked phone « Boy Genius Report

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