Archive for February, 2010

Will Spain repeat its Euro 2008 success?

Continued here:
The many hi-tech wonders of Adidas at this year’s World Cup

Not sure what’s going on, if this is for everyone, or just a few, or just me. The last update in my timeline is 8 hours old.

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Trouble at Twitter?

As best I can tell, Health Insurance for the average family costs about 13k per year. For individuals, its about $6k per year.

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If Free Works on the Internet, Can It Work for Health Insurance ?

Short version: The Aurora ALX is quite possibly the fastest computer I’ve ever used. It is in a word, amazing.

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Review: Alienware Aurora ALX

An Italian ruling against Google highlights the clash between Europe’s love of privacy and America’s of free speech.

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When American and European Ideas of Privacy Collide

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Economic View: The Buried Treasure in Your TV Dial

New York Times : 6 Months, $90,000 and (Maybe) a Great Idea

Michael Bauer is an entrepreneur in residence at a venture capital firm, paid to invent a start-up.

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6 Months, $90,000 and (Maybe) a Great Idea

Lorrie Faith Cranor supports developing “privacy nudges,” like short on-screen messages that remind users of the implications of data they’re about to send.

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Unboxed: Redrawing the Route to Online Privacy

“WebmasterWorld members discuss the true cost of quality outsourced link development.”

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The True Cost of Quality Outsourced Link Development