Rob Go
In search of things new and useful.
In search of things new and useful.
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Craigslist Hits Back at eBay – Bits – Technology – New York Times Blog This is getting messy and kind of sad. For Ebay, I don’t think this is a fight worth fighting
Facebook Connect – another step to open social networks I’m looking forward to seeing what this yields. In Charlene’s interview with Ben Ling, he uses Yelp as the prototypical example of what Facebook Connect could do: “I spoke with Ben […]
The Declining Value Of Redundant News Content On The Web – Publishing 2.0 Been thinking of a little side project that adresses this problem. Not really a venture idea, but a cool little tool. Stay tuned.
Digg Does Data Portability: Is This All We Get? – ReadWriteWeb I know there a lot of skepticism about the Data Portability Project and OpenID. But I for one think that there is something very big brewing here. I’ve already […]
A friend’s post about Wright My friends Roger and Frank have done a little bit of work to try to wade through all the media sensationalism around Rev Wright’s comments and try to bring some balance into the discussion. I […]
Kenny Florian vs. Joe Lauzon For those of you who had no idea what I was talking about in my last Twitter, here’s the article. I’m going to try to get one of these guys to do a private training […]
Monkey Memory Wow, I have a hard time believing that this is real, but if it is, I’m pretty humbled. First, go here to try the game yourself: http://games.lumosity.com/chimp.html Then, watch the chimp kick your butt: http://www.nature.com/nature/newsvideo/news.2007.317.1.mpg
Innovation Economy: Why Student Entrepreneurs Matter Nice article by Scott Kirsner on student entrepreneurs. I’ve been blogging about this topic recently, and this is very timely.
Yahoo! Search Blog: The Yahoo! Search Open Ecosystem Big news today aside form the Bebo acquisition – Yahoo released more details about its Open Search Platform. I think this is a move that has some promise. At Spark, we are […]