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Talk of the Town

by Paul on July 5th, 2006

  • Enron crook Ken Lay died of heart failure this morning.  The legions of hell are one man stronger today.      
  • “The New Gawker: Please Pardon Our Progress.”  That’s the headline at Gawker; much yak of firing and other happy developments.  See mediabistro for gory details.  Ugly perhaps, but you can’t let a pub go Chron-stale.      
  • Arrington gives you the skinny on Red Swoosh
  • Thanks to John Battelle for turning us on to “REcord Industry to Sue China” in Boing boing.
  • An evil number: one account gives $800 million as the amount of cash torched by clickfraud last year.
  • Jeff Clavier gives a detailed look at Chris Pirillo’s TagJag presentation at Gnomedex.   
  • See Daily Kos on Alaska Senator Ted Stevens’ moronic comments on the internet.  “It’s a series of tubes.”  And apparently he’s not familiar with the term ‘e-mail.’  This DNA misprint is making decisions that affect your life.  
  • A self-titled rant by McManus comments on “How to Game Digg and the Blogosphere.” 
  • Barry Bonds trainer/injector Greg Anderson refuses to testify.  We assume this defiance is an act of ching-a-ling-a-lingus that will entitle him to a massive Cayman Islands bank account after he does 18 months in Club Fed.
  • Kedrosky’s Infectious Greed on seed investing returns, especially Vinod Khosla’s.
  • “So You Want to Be a VC?”
  • Search Engine Roundtable asks, “Google reveals spam sources Accidentally?”
  • Kontera gets $7 million in fundiing for in-text ads.
  • San Jose mass-muncher Joey Chestnut lost the hotdog eating contest to reigning champ Takeru Kobayashi, though the Basher appeared at one point to blow chow in violation of the contest’s one-way digestion rules. 
              

     

     

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