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Abstruse Goose » How to Teach Yourself Programming

Abstruse Goose » How to Teach Yourself Programming.


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Pew: Portals Most Commonly Used News Sites

Pew: Portals Most Commonly Used News Sites.


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The Critical Mistake that Keeps Bloggers Broke | Copyblogger

Great, succinct post by Larry Brooks over at CopyBlogger that is a must read for all my students and colleagues, especially the ones who are either recently laid off from journalism or writing about how to “save journalism.”
Your blog is a strategy, a branding and marketing vehicle, a means toward an end.
Your business is the [...]


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Google facts and figures (massive infographic) | Royal Pingdom

Google facts and figures (massive infographic) | Royal Pingdom.


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CHART OF THE DAY: In Case You Had Any Doubts About Where Google’s Revenue Comes From

Well, obviously a high bounce rate and providing web services at a very high level is a very good way to deliver a lot of advertising impressions.

CHART OF THE DAY: In Case You Had Any Doubts About Where Google’s Revenue Comes From.


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During your lifetime you will…[infographic] – Holy Kaw!

During your lifetime you will…[infographic] – Holy Kaw!.


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Never Mind the Valley: Here’s Washington DC – ReadWriteStart

ReadWriteWeb profiles the tech startup community in Washington DC in a piece posted today. While DC is a whole country away from the Silicon Valley’s resources of technology professionals, there are plenty of reasons why being inside the beltway is a good place for online entrepreneurs right now.
Says Peter Corbett, “By being in the nation’s [...]


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AOL Moves to Build Tech ‘Newsroom of the Future’ – BusinessWeek

Good press that may move the stock needle for the old guard investors, but AOL seems to be making another, deeper step into being a TimeWarner style content company here. Once, AOL’s greatest features were community driven – instant messenger, e-mail, buddy lists — all of the old bbs community features that kept people in [...]


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Exclusive: How Google’s Algorithm Rules the Web | Magazine

a very interesting article about google’s search methodology at wired:
Exclusive: How Google’s Algorithm Rules the Web | Magazine.


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Olympic Venues Past, Present and Future as Seen From Space | Wired Science | Wired.com

Olympic Venues Past, Present and Future as Seen From Space | Wired Science | Wired.com.


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