Yesterday, I spoke with Mark Opzoomer. Mark was the MD of Yahoo! Europe between 2001 and 2003. Now he’s involved in a number of ventures, but I was talking to him about his participation with Garlik. Garlik is set to launch as an online privacy service later this year. The idea is that they’ll scour the web
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Online world Second Life is to have its own business magazine, SL Business. A flurry of magazines have been launched around ebay to cater to those wishing to create their own business around the auction site. In a similar way, members of the Second Life community are keen to join the likes of Anshe Chung, If you aren’t already a fan of The Show, then this post about Wal*Mart’s utterly despicable ‘School Your Way’ p***-poor social network ought to be enough to convert you: Fashion is so my favourite thing NB: The Wal*Mart site seems to detect wannabe satirists like me and you trying to set up According to a study reported in PhysicsWeb, research into online readership showed that news stories on the internet have an extremely short lifespan: “The average half-life of a news item is just 36 hours, or one and a half days after it is released.” That is to say, a story will be read half as frequently after 36 hours. The Just a quickie update. Jason Calacanis of Weblogs Inc. wrote his own take on social news sites and crowd behaviour therein back in March. He explains how untrue stories with a catchy title can very easily become widely disseminated. On the plus side, though, having thousands of editors also means that these stories are exposed |             | |||
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