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You can feel it in the air, read it on the major portal sites, and see it on TV news stations. People are not happy with the direction of America. Whether it is the President’s approval rating or the new $1 trillion budget for the war this year, while still cutting out important equipment for [...]

In one of the weirdest days of trading I have ever seen, Rambus went from $44 to $29 and then back up to $39 in about a 2 minute span. In the end, no news was officially broke as it seems that the jury is still deliberating in the Rambus VS Hynix case.
From the Rambus [...]

Jason Calacanis is looking for the quickest way to get his inbound link count up. Based on some link clustering graphs I have seen(one example below) of interlinking on WIN properties, something tells me Jason knows how to work the link farms cosmos.
Nathan Weinberg called Jason out on this awhile back and [...]

On the apparent slowdown of iPod sales after Apple reported selling only 8.5 million iPods, about 500,000 short of what most analysts were projecting for Q2 of Apple’s fiscal year.
“To be honest, nobody has ever sold 8.5 million music players in a quarter.”

Yahoo finally took a pause from throwing Flickr Parties and trying to buy the naming rights to “Web 2.0″ to meet analysts estimates for Q1 of ‘06.
In fairness to Yahoo they truely have become the ugly older brother of Google. Google has a strangle hold on the online PR market and any bad news for [...]

You see stories like this one from the Boston Globe, “Blogs ‘essential’ to a good career“, and you sort of say to yourself, “well, that is pretty obvious.” But when you stop and really think about it, with less than 1% of employed people having a weblog, in the formal sense, I guess we might [...]