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We’ve posted edition 2007.4 of The Blog Herald Podcast over at The Blog Herald wherein we discuss the 6th anniversary of September 11th, 2001.

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I’ve been featured in “Blogger Cribs”, a new profile series, over at Connected Internet:
What mobile(s) do you own? Why did you choose that model?

4GB iPhone
Treo 700wx

I like both of these for different reasons - the iPhone is the best converged device that I’ve ever seen. The Treo is the best overall business focused mobile device. [...]

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Time, Inc. has killed off their Business 2.0 Magazine, the icon of the connected Web 2.0 enabled business, reports the New York Times:
As we wrote in July, executives at Time Inc. were weighing whether to shutter the seven-year old business/technology publication as the magazine’s ad pages precipitously dropped this year. After our article boosted public [...]

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As we had reported earlier this week, NBC Universal has ditched Apple’s iTunes & iTunes store platform for parts unknown.
Until now.
NBC has opted to sign with Amazon, a relatively unknown player in the digital media distribution world. The choice imposes even more Digital Rights Management restrictions than those imposed by Apple’s FairPlay [...]

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Smashing Magazine is giving away 40+ design & development books for free to its readers in celebration of their 1st anniversary. The selection of the books was outlined by the magazine’s staff thusly:
Professionalism is built upon knowledge and experience. To become or remain professional, you permanently need to improve your design and programming skills, [...]

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As I covered in the Blog Herald Podcast earlier this weekend, NBC and Apple have found themselves in a battle royale over NBC’s participation in iTunes.
In short, NBC Universal has ‘frakked itself’ to use a term from their hit show Battlestar Galactica. Apple has called their bluff and informed NBC that they [...]

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DoshDosh featured an article earlier this week on Ashley, a teenager & high school dropout from Detroit, who is making $70,000 a month selling MySpace layouts on her website WhateverLife:
Ashley is evidence of the meritocracy on the Internet that allows even companies run by neophyte entrepreneurs to compete, regardless of funding, location, size, or experience–and [...]

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