http://xo.typepad.com/blog/2005/03/zoominfo.html Give your ego a boost by doing a search on Zoominfo. Zoominfo is a summarization search engine that finds useful information about people on the Web. There are currently over 25 million summaries listed but unless you are well talked about like Robert Scoble, Adam Curry or Doc Searls, you won’t have a summary. [via] Related…
http://avc.blogs.com/a_vc/2005/03/we_vs_they.html OM Malik didn’t like my we company thing.He thinks all companies are "by definition" they companies.I don’t think so.The world is changing. Technology is empowering the consumer like no get out.And so you’d better involve the consumer, make them enjoy doing business with you, and make them part of your company, and give them something for doing that. That’s "we company" behavior. Related…
http://homepage.mac.com/dailysourcecode/DSC/DSC-2005-03-21.mp3 | Comments Daily Source Code for March 21st 2005Better late than never, the late late edition of the Source Code, delayed due to life and business getting in the way 
Plenty of promos for cool casts and some surprises from redmond.mp3Shownotes in html and opmlThis post contained the following enclosures and/or attachments:http://homepage.mac.com/dailysourcecode/DSC/DSC-2005-03-21.mp3NewsGator can be configured to automatically download attachments if you wish; to configure this, go to NewsGator/Subscriptions, select this feed and click Edit, and change the Options. Related…
http://channels.lockergnome.com/rss/archives/news/20050322_slashdot_survey_finds_rss_will_increase_dramatically.phtml | Comments Slashdot Survey: “73% will increase their use of RSS feeds in the next year. — Most users received their feeds through a Web-based RSS syndication service” Related…
http://alpha-geek.com/2005/03/22/rails_adds_native_ajax_support Bitchin! Related…
http://itmanager.blogs.com/notes/2005/03/quick_thought_o.html Some people will take the preceeding comments to mean that I’m not happy with Exchange. Anyone that knows me knows that I like that product pretty much above any other from Microsoft.Having said that though, it’s hard to be exuberant about a product that you’ve spent the last 8 hours fixing.There’s always tomorrow, however. Related…
http://grumet.net/weblog/archives/2005/03/21/001334.html Podcast Tags is a new tagging service for podcasts. Related…
http://bloggingaboutblogs.blogspot.com/2005/03/its-all-about-business.html http://www.allbusiness.com/blog/metablog.aspHere’s a new “metablog” about business. It’s an interesting concept. If you think about it, if enough bloggers got together to start a publication, things could get very interesting.I’m sure we’ll see a professional blog publication soon. What’s needed? About 100 Bloggers (can we get along?) Great Content (it’s already out there) Great Design (design counts) Advertisers (money talks and everything else walks) Who knows, it could be the next About.com — sold for 410-million bucks. Related…
http://www.blogbusinesssummit.com/archives/2005/03/adsense_agreeme.htm Many people want to know what are all the changes that were made by Google to the AdSense terms as of March 8. Luckily, I kept a copy of my original agreement, and was able to run a document comparison in Word. A PDF file containing the redlined edits is here. The “Prohibited Uses” section needed a little more effort to decipher, as Word flagged the entire section as replaced. A more understandable version of that particular section is here. I’d love to see comments here about these changes.We’ll be covering AdSense in depth at the next Blog Business Summit. Let us know where we should host it. Related…
http://WWW.BUSINESSPUNDIT.COM/archives/001892.html Wired has a nice article about the fever surrounding viral marketing. Related…