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Tuesday, 29th March 2011

10 Smart Links You Missed on Twitter on Today

Survey Asks Huffpo Bloggers: Do You Feel Exploited? http://bit.ly/g8CYyp via @Yanazure Sigmund Freud on mobile devices: "Man has become a kind of prosthetic God. When he puts on all his auxiliary organs he is truly magnificent; but those organs have not grown on to him and they still give him much trouble at times." http://bit.ly/fJMJij via…

Social Abraham Hyatt comments

Sparkbuy Introduces a "Kayak for Gadgets"

Like the popular flight-finding service Kayak, a new startup called Sparkbuy, launching at the Web 2.0 Expo today, wants to make the process of finding the perfect gadget easier using a similar simplified interface. Although consumers already have a number of gadget-shopping services at their disposal, including everything from Google Product…

Sarah Perez comments

Poetry Defies the Trend Toward E-Books

"Grief brought to numbers cannot be so fierce, For he tames it who fetters it in verse." -- John Donne In advance of National Poetry Month, Publishers Weekly has published an essay by Craig Morgan Teicher on a significant obstacle in the move toward e-publishing. Well, maybe it's not significant. It's poetry. Poetry is the red-headed…

Play Curt Hopkins comments

Steal This Enterprise Startup Idea: One-Click Conference Calls

You dial the conference call number. Or you can copy and paste it into Skype, or just click the link in your phone's e-mail app. Then you have to enter your 12 digit conference ID number, or whatever this particular system calls it. If you're on your phone and away from your computer, maybe you jotted it down on a piece of scrap paper. If not, you…

Enterprise Klint Finley comments

Dogs Love Foursquare

People say tech startups have to eat their own dog food (meaning use their own services) but the widespread confusion concerning the value of location check-in apps like Foursquare could be eliminated by dog food as well. Specifically, by dogs eating dog food when their owners check-in at food dispensing marketing displays. It's just an example…

Marshall Kirkpatrick comments

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