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America Online (AOL) has purchased Weblogs, Inc., the blog publishing empire created by Jason Calacanis. The official announcement is expected tomorrow. I think the move will help …More...

Apple is planning another one of it’s mysterious events for October 12. This time, people seem to think it’s the long sought after video iPod. Personally, I …More...

Google and Sun announced yesterday that Sun will offer the option of including the Google Search toolbar with downloads of it’s Java Runtime Environment. Many were expecting …More...

24 Hour Laundry, the stealthy startup that’s been keeping Netscape founder Marc Andreesen busy lately, has finally lifted the lid off its newest offering. Honestly, I’d forgotten …More...

37signals has launched its latest application called Writeboard. And just as many people guessed, it is based on the idea of a wiki. However, Writeboard is only …More...

O’Reilly has an interesting experiment underway in which they’ve taken articles that have been tagged on del.icio.us and are using those tags to create a folksonomy on …More...

Rollyo launched quietly yesterday. It’s a site that allows you to create and share search engines based on your choice of Web sites. If that sounds confusing, …More...

Slawesome is an interesting site I ran across this morning. It allows a person to send short audio messages rather than email. It has the option of …More...

Michael Kinsley’s experiment using a wiki for the LA Times editorial is over, at least for now. When I first heard of the idea my initial thought …More...

When was the last time somebody asked you to check out the writing on a Web site?  I’m going to guess it’s been awhile. But it’s a …More...

Myth: People don’t like to click (aka “The Three Click Rule”). Fact: People don’t like to click when the result isn’t what they are expecting.