Meta-Praized: Social Charity, Clustering, Is Google Too Big?, IM Predictions for 2007, Second Life, World of Warcraft, Revver, Guba
January 21st, 2007 by Sebastien ProvencherMeta-Praized is a collection of links & stories we’ve “dugg” on Digg.com in the last few weeks. By clicking on that link, you can always follow what’s on our mind.
- “Socially-driven charity” on NewAssignment.net
- “Overview of Clustering and Clusty Search Engine” on Read/WriteWeb
- “The “most connected” Americans watch the most network TV” via ArsTechnica
- “NBC exec joins Google” via News.com
- “Is Google just too big” via the National Computing Centre web site
- “For AT&T, Ad-Sales Success Is No Cinch” via MediaInfoCenter.org (Wall Street Journal)
- “IM Predictions for 2007″ on BigBlueBall.com
- “Ads quietly introduced in Google Video content ” via BoingBoing
- Second Life releases its source code via their corporate blog
- “YouTube rivals (Revver, Guba) look for answers” via News.com
- “World of Warcraft surpasses 8 million subscribers worldwide” via Blizzard’s corporate press release
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