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I created Socialbrowse (with Dave)
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Every time one of your fans shares something you shared first, you get a social point. To get more points share great stuff and invite friends!
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| Business | 1772 | 43 | |||
| Entertainment | 89 | 0 | |||
| Lifestyle | 423 | 18 | |||
| News | 839 | 23 | |||
| Offbeat | 591 | 9 | |||
| Science | 370 | 7 | |||
| Sports | 79 | 0 | |||
| Technology | 1176 | 55 | |||
| Culture | 105 | 3 | |||
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Social browsing is a loosely defined phrase that means many things to different people. Because of the confusion about what social browsing is, people have strongly differing opinions about its relevance. Some think that social browsing is nothing new, others believe it will be the next big thing, while still others believe that social browsing is a market doomed to fail. To make predictions about the success of the social browsing market, you must first be able to accurately define it. To be considered social browsing, a product must contain at minimum the following prerequisites: 1) Portable |
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At the beginning of each year I traditionally publish a list of my favorite startups and products. This is the fourth year I've done this - previous lists: 2006, 2007, 2008. You guys get to pick the winners of the Crunchies - this list is all mine.
This is a list of the products I tend to use daily. Some are for work (Wordpress, Delicious, Zoho, etc.), some are for fun (MySpace Music, Hulu, etc), and some are useful for both (Digg, Skype, YouTube, etc.). But I use most of them every day, or nearly every day, and I would not ... |
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There's been a lot of lively discussion since I confirmed yesterday that the official name for the next version of the Window client operating system will be "Windows 7" about how we got to the number "7." I'll say up front, that there are many ways to count the releases of Windows and it's been both a trip down memory lane and quite amusing to read all the different theories about how we got to the number "7." Anyway, the numbering we used is quite simple. The very first release of Windows was Windows 1.0, the ... |
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At the beginning of each year I traditionally publish a list of my favorite startups and products. This is the fourth year I've done this - previous lists: 


















