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Io non so se l’Italia sia pronta a scoprire il cosmico non contare un cazzo di Fini.

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It’s easy to say that this should always be the user’s choice,” O’Reilly wrote in a blog post about Facebook privacy this Spring, “but entrepreneurs from Steve Jobs to Mark Zuckerberg are in the business of discovering things that users don’t already know that they will want, and sometimes we only find the right balance by pushing too far, and then recovering.

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Mike The Situation action figure
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Mike The Situation action figure

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There are a total of 1.8 billion Internet users in the world.

There are 32 countries with more than 10 million Internet users.

The top 10 countries on the Internet together have 1.17 billion Internet users. That’s 65% of all Internet users in the world.




Jul
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Cosa voglio dire? Che in Italia un evento del genere non si sarebbe mai tenuto tout court, a causa dell’ assenza del nostro paese sulla carta geografica di tutto quanto si muove nel resto del mondo. Non un evento che sia tale, non un appuntamento di massa, niente di niente. Non è un caso che gli esempi sbandierati sono i funerali del Papa e la Giornata Dei Giovani: nient’ altro che giustifichi una vera folla migrante ha la minima possibilità di essere organizzato in Italia, dal pallone ai rave. E sui motivi di tutto questo niente forse c’entra anche Bertolaso.




Jul
26th
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Più passa il tempo più mi convinco che ‘corporate blog’ è un ossimoro da cui non si esce vivi, davvero, se non sei startup, piena di blogger by design, senza nulla da perdere, senza gerarchie artrosiche.




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We have been so overtly dependent on advertising as the turbine that runs this place, and that is a very, very risky model as we emerge from the recession,” Condé Nast CEO Chuck Townsend told The Times. “In a company like ours where 70 percent of our margins are generated on the advertising side, we must develop a much, much more effective financial relationship with the consumer.” That is, get money from the consumer instead of the advertiser.
Good luck.




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Be conservative in what you do, be liberal in what you accept from others.




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Deliberately throwing out content that might have useful information in it, that’s not too wise, imho. Better to keep as much as we can, and stop worrying too much about whether we like the format or not. And what Apple is doing violates Postel’s Law which says you should be liberal in what you accept. Another reason Postel was wise. It helps keep the web from breaking.

A reminder that now that Apple’s market cap is bigger than Microsoft’s we have to think about what it does differently. If Microsoft had decided to outlaw a popular format, no matter how much we may not like it, we’d look at that as an anti-competitive move. Why should we look at it any differently if it’s Apple?

Update: You can view what Apple has done as linkrot, but on a massive scale, and it was deliberate. Linkrot is usually accidental, but this was deliberate. If Microsoft had done this, the very same people who are defending Apple so fiercely would be (virtually) marching on Redmond with torches threatening to burn it to the ground.