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On Is Twitter Your Job? Is It Paying You? So What Are You Doing?
Twitter is an IV for the drug of being read.
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On Some Thoughts On 'Jack and Jill'
On behalf of America, thank you for a thoughtful, even-handed look at a certainly important piece of cinema.
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On Herman Cain Slogans from the Internet, In Order
I'm pretty sure they meant to spell it "polls."
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On The Startup Scene Has All Been Downhill Since Color Bombed
So you're saying that at a conference predicated on tech people partying and socializing and run by Arrington the most useful app was determined to be one that replicated a party and socializing using technology in which Arrington had invested? I'm floored.
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On Maybe If We Make Salad Easier To Assemble More People Will Eat It
That was, after all, the value proposition of the Slap Chop.
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On What A Pack Of Cigarettes Costs, State By State
Threw the data into a quick little infographic, for no really good reason.
http://savedbythegoog.appspot.com/?id=65f726cb7f95caf59a4b9cac4b52ca3292af10a3
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On Bomb the Ace Hotel! Every Geek and Blogger Now A Microcelebrity!
On the plus side, it appears that "Mediaite" is now a real word.
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On What If We Never Find Out What Happened to Ronni Chasen?
"That's a secret and private world you're looking into out there. People do a lot of things in private that they couldn't explain in public." – Rear Window
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On Why Harry Reid's Nevada Field Operation Is Losing
But the Democratic campaign is not the same as the Reid campaign. At the Dem headquarters, people can call for other candidates besides Reid; in fact, that\'s their priority – putting in time for as many teetering Dems as possible.
At Reid HQ, they can only contact voters for Reid. All the money Reid raises goes to Reid and his campaign. Fundraising for Reid – to Reid. Democratic Senate Campaign Committee cash – to Reid. You\'re volunteering with the underfunded kid brother.
This is an apples to oranges comparison to Angle\'s shop. And kind of a sloppy one.
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On How To Get And Keep A Mentor