Daniel Bachhuber

Why would Google want to offer free public DNS? To speed up search results. - Daniel Bachhuber

Ninety minutes of everything. - Daniel Bachhuber

The users have spoken. - Daniel Bachhuber

Lessons from Scott Rosenberg's time at Salon.com: "if you have a product that is scarce, you can charge for it more easily" and you can also make it work "if you have a relatively low cost structure and a very loyal set of readers who have some commitment to your product as a cause." Commodity content that's available for free elsewhere won't work. - Daniel Bachhuber

A brief, but complex, history of a company that must redefine and reinvent itself to maintain relevancy.. - Daniel Bachhuber

Actually, look at the graph. Most of the visitors to your news website come once or twice a month. A pay wall at the front door means that they're discouraged from becoming more engaged readers. - Daniel Bachhuber

Seriously, where does it go? Once you've identified a graph of visitors to engagement, the placement of a paywall seems almost arbitrary. - Daniel Bachhuber

Google is extending its customized search to logged-out users, and will be opt-out instead of opt-in. - Daniel Bachhuber

It would save the links to a category and custom taxonomy. One identified issue, although resolvable, is that it wouldn't keep you from bookmarking the same link twice. - Daniel Bachhuber

... along with Etherpad, their popular real-time collaboration tool. As a part of the acquisition, they will be shutting down the service after March 2010. The founders will be working on the Google Wave team. - Daniel Bachhuber

Beautiful device with a beautiful interface. I want. - Daniel Bachhuber

Analytics intelligence and custom alerts look mighty interesting. - Daniel Bachhuber