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Microsoft’s Brand Confusion Runs Deep (Josh Catone/ReadWriteWeb)

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Josh Catone / ReadWriteWeb:
Microsoft’s Brand Confusion Runs Deep  —  The LiveSide blog today took a look at all the different bits of Microsoft's Live.com search universe and found that while the new look may…

SearchCap: The Day In Search, May 8, 2008

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Below is what happened in search today, as reported on
Search Engine Land and from other
places across the web
From Search Engine Land:

Search Engine Land Partners With Federated Media & The Future Of Search…

A good place for a Yahoo-less Microsoft to start: Pick a brand and stick to it [Design]

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If buying Facebook doesn’t work out, Microsoft plans to compete on the Web by growing “organically.” Bill Gates said that means search advancements, more marketing and lots of meetings. Lots of meetings. But here’s what…

Video Editing 2.0: 8 Ways to Remix Online Videos

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Furled by 3 members.

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Top 10 Worst Web App Names

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One aspect of Web 2.0 that continues to entertain is the strange, sometimes awful,
names that startups come up with to promote themselves. Some of them turn out to be
successful - e.g. del.icio.us - but others prove…

Covered by:webware.com, qwerky.stellify.net, downloadsquad.com, duttopr.com, wordlab.com

Continuous Partial Attention: Software & Solutions

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Continuous Partial Attention

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The Impact of Facebook’s Platform

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It has been just under 2 months since Facebook launched their platform initiative, but this self-opening move has already had an extremely positive impact on the company. The changes are not limited to the company…

Covered by:almaer.com, venturewoods.org, basicthinking.de, winbeta.org, somewhatfrank.com

How Open Is Facebook, Really?

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When Facebook announced their “open
platform” in May 2007, it suddenly became all the rage. Third party web app
developers rushed to integrate their apps into this increasingly popular social network
platform - and who…

Covered by:internetactu.net, jacky.seezone.net, klauseck.typepad.com, fischmarkt.de, del.icio.us, watvindenwijover.nl