- Link Selling: A Case Study (John Battelle’s Searchblog) – Should websites accept advertisers who aren’t interested in clicks, just in taking advantage of the website’s PageRank?
- Google Gets Better. What’s Up With That? (New York Times) – A review of Google’s latest product releases, Google Desktop and Google Talk.
- Thoughts on 9/11 (Patrick Eakes) – Patrick thinks that the National Geographic Channel’s "Inside 9/11" is well done, and I agree wholeheartedly.
- User-Generated Market Intelligence (Business 2.0) – A new service called Jigsaw will aggregate the estimates of salespeople on the revenue and number of employees of private companies. Using the "Wisdom of Crowds" theory this just might work.
- Hatin’ (Half-life and times via Blog on the Run) – A tech dude has some ideas about what to do with malware creators and none of them are pretty.
- Touched (Chewie World Order) – Chewie links to the website of someone who seems to specialize in re-touching photos. You can visit that site here. Just click on any of the pictures and then run your mouse over the larger picture that appears and wonder at the powers of Photoshop. Note, though, that even these people look great even in the before pictures, but a little augmentation takes them up a notch so to speak.
- Location, Location, Location (A VC) – Why venture capitalists like to invest in companies that are close to home.
- PR Pros as Eyes and Ears for Customer Service (Micro Persuasion) – Public relations and customer service are beginning to morph.
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