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POPSWireless at Fiber Speeds Richard Ridgway, a senior researcher at Battelle, says that the technique could be used to send huge files across college campuses, to quickly set up emergency networks in a disaster, and even to stream uncompressed high-definition video from a computer or set-top box to a display.
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POPSGoogles 70/20/10-rule Interesting thoughts on how to divide your time spent on your business between different areas of that business. It's obviously successful :)
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POPSDave Winer responds to Mike Arrington's criticism... Here's the story in a nutshell. Dave Winer, Russell Shaw and Richard MacManus wrote blog posts about Web 2.0 basically being a lot of hype. Mike Arrington, Mr Web 2.0 himself, then wrote a blog post ripping into them for it. The content above is Dave Winer's response...i hope this debate continues as i personally find the "web 2.0" movement to be moving in the wrong direction and becoming more about hype and fraternity than anything. Would love to know what others think.
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POPSAlexa to give away its index Just waking up so not exactly sure what i think of this other than it sure is innovative and interesting. Click here to read what Om thinks (he's not as bullish about it as John Battelle): http://gigaom.com/2005/12/12/amazons-alexa-commoditizes-search/
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POPSOne man's experience trying to negotiate with Google Via: John Battelle's blog http://battellemedia.com/archives/002081.php This excerpt is from an interesting blog post about the emotional side of negotiating to sell your business. It also discusses the frustration and anger this entrepreneur felt after dealing with google.
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POPSJohn Battelle on Google becoming omni-powerful A very interesting comparrison (and perhaps prediction) by Battelle that Google's perception may become a major liability for them. From the conversations i've had with people about Google, i'd say the two most common words used to describe them are "impressive" and "scary".
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POPSFrom John Battelle's editorial in today's Mercury News I recommend reading the entire editorial. Some interesting thoughts about all the data that search engines are/will gather about us as we use their services. A number of these points are further explored in John's book The Search. If you find this editorial interesting, i recommend that you read the book.
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