Archive for March, 2002

I didn’t expect to see someone coming from the same business school as I (ESSCA, Angers, France) to become a Ph.D. student at UCB and a research associate at the PARC. But the world is small, and being involved in online communication tools is not that unique. One of the other five or so French [...]

Work at UC Berkeley that reminds me of Netscan by Microsoft Research: "Conversation Map is a newsgroup browser that is designed to make it easier for participants to understand and reflect on very large-scale conversations like large, electronic-mail lists or busy, Usenet newsgroups."

New Architect: "For years, I’ve used Amazon.com as a research tool. I can quickly look up the ISBN number for a book, find its publisher, find all of the books that an author has written, track the recent increase in popularity on resume-polishing manuals, and chart the dramatic fall in computer book sales. The Amazon [...]

lawmeme.org: "On February 17th, Vivendi sent a cease and desist letter to the ISP hosting the bnetd project (which had developed a Battle.net emulator) for alleged copyright infringement of Blizzard’s games as well as violations of section 1201 of the DMCA." Executive summary: fuck Blizzard and its owner Vivendi Universal Considering that: I bought Diablo [...]

Yahoo job listing: "Your primary goals will be to develop and execute a yield management methodology for Yahoo

Excellent NYT article about the future of music now that there’s plenty of it available in digital format.

Going paperless: firms pushing customers toward e-statements: "San Francisco E*Trade customer Kevin Mitchell is buying a home and said the lender, Bank of America, required original statements to prove some of his assets. “They don’t want to see some printout from my e-mail,” Mitchell said. A Bank of America spokesman said the bank will accept [...]

NewsKnowledge: "NewsKnowledge is a simple, quick and affordable way to purchase highly-targeted headline feeds. With our headline feeds you will receive up-to-the minute headlines right from all kind of websites all over the world. This is perfectely suited for everyone, not wanting to spend a fortune for full-text news. The more money you save with [...]

John Hiler writes another great article on how flow grew to his previous piece about Google Bombs. Related: Jon Udell on human supernodes, Valdis Krebs on social network analysis.

What is the Themis Group?

In: fun

11 Mar 2002

Themis Group: "Founded in 2001, The Themis Group is the industry


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