Jepoy punches holes in a Philippine government progpagandist who calls bloggers "elitist" for pointing out the mathematical impossibility of a Philippine government propaganda site's traffic claims. Hilarious.
John Batelle calls search data the "Database of Intentions". If people want cracks, an accurate database of intentions should reflect that. ServersCheck should come up with better copy protection instead of blaming Google for its own incompetence.
I particularly like the ability to open items in bubbles; I have enough tabs as it is. Since some feeds on my Personalized Homepage are duplicated in my Reader, this integration frees up space for other content. Google just came one step closer to becoming my one-stop shop.
Innovative new products are nice and all, but you've got to integrate them at some point. Integrating products after releasing them is a challenging strategy that puts velocity before synergy, but Google seems up to the challenge.
Back when I was with eTelecare, my outbound sales teams defied the Draconian IT department by looking up potential customers on Friendster, generating better relationships and more sales. For the transparent generation, there is no excuse for cookie-cutter pitches.
I don't like the five-minute length cap. Traditional online service that it is, AOL is clearly paranoid about copyright to the point of stifling creativity.
I definitely don't like the fact that UnCut's embedded player autoplays. That's interruption marketing -- you know, the kind Seth Godin says is dead. That's also an annoyanceYouTube avoids. Anyone who embeds multiple videos on a single page using UnCut, is just asking discerning readers to go away.
The service is powered by VideoEgg, which also powers MySpace videos. Yes, it's a big boy using big-boy thinking, hiring a startup to copy a bigger startup.
The new Yahoo homepage layout is much easier to navigate than the old one. That it looks best in 1024x768, while the old one looked best in 800x600, reflects growing screen sizes among the lowest common denominator that Yahoo idiotproofs itself for.
When will we see this on the Yahoo Philippines homepage? Come to think of it, when will Yahoo Philippines replace the pan-Asian non-Filipinos in its stock photography?
Fans will recall Raiden broke free of government conditioning at the end of Metal Gear Solid 2. Creator Hideo Kojima promised we'd like Raiden by the end of MGS4. Indeed, Raiden stylishly and single-handedly taking out multiple Metal Gear Gekkos could signal a shift from whiny emo to kickass mofo.
Not considering the can of whoopass he opens in this trailer, the eyeshadow and black lipstick make Raiden look even gayer than he did in MGS2. Note that this guy supposedly has a girlfriend. Yes, I know, black eyeshadow reduces glare and black lipstick must help camo in that ninja suit -- but it still looks gay.