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michael arrington posted an entry on TechCrunch
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That would be the 2nd google project this week to be canned. They even start to listen to their clients!!! Maybe the crisis is worth for sth :) getting google to listen - Jaap Willem
Looks like it still lives but you have to opt-in to the 'experiment' - AJ Kohn
Jaap, how do you figure they don't listen? They've been good for that for me. - Tanath
Damnit, SearchWiki is gone. I never even really got to play with it. :( You can join the experiment on the labs page, but when searching it says "The experiment you're trying to access is no longer available." - Tanath
Such a tempest in a tea cup. This whole episode has zero relevance outside the tech-o-chamber. - mrshl
Easy come, easy go, i kinda liked it actually - Majento
i never figured out how to see more than 10 comments when some sites had 100's - Kyle Weller
Hm, it's back, but I can't see anyone else's comments. :-/ - Tanath
I don't see any comments either. - Laura Norvig
maybe they are going to make this where you only see the comments of people you connect with? I just tested it out leaving two different comments from two separate google accounts and I can only see my own comment, but I can't see the second comment. Dumb. - Laura Norvig
MIchael, this is your wish. But it won't happen. You spread wrong news, and I guess it's on purpose. I use this function, and find it the best. And yes your sites will be commented. - Ryo
@tanath I think they don't listen to numerous things, for example the new design of iGoogle and as well loads of request to give more openess about their acquisitions, for example Jailku.. but I think my most important point was that they start to think faster and are more serious about cutting money and making some good product instead of an other experiment. I love them as well, but this was affecting loads of people.. - Jaap Willem
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productivity tip: don't check your email in the morning
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Author sez "don't check your email for the first hour you're at work. Instead, immediately tackle a high-priority task" Not sure if I can kick this habit. I check my mail in bed when the iPhone alarm wakes me. - Steve Rubel via Bookmarklet
I think I'll have to agree with him, although, I too would have a hard time not checking my email in the morning... - Danielle Closs
Then the boss says "Did you get my email about not doing that High-Priority Task I sent you last night?" - L0GiX
I tried it and actually got a lot more productive but then I travelled a bit and got out of the habit, but if you have the discipline, it does work. - Sally Church
Check it, but RESPOND later if it is not truly urgent - Susan Beebe
Managing things by putting them off may not be the most effective approach, nor will it get at the root of the issue - Jeff McNeill via twhirl
I've realized that I get derailed as soon as I check the email. Best if I wait until 9 or 10 am to check it. - Sandra Fernandez
I try to get one task out of the way first thing but it's hard...I always feel like I'm missing something important - Al Stevens
Automatic mail sorting is important. Don't let anything end up in your inbox unless it's important. Everything else should be tagged and read later. (some tags I only deal with once a week or even less often) - April Russo
Tim Ferriss also gives this advice in his book! - Loic Le Meur
oh yeah, THAT would really fly with my co-workers - Jeff Woelker via twhirl
April++ - ♫ Rahsheen™
I was allowed to install Mozilla Thunderbird in my office, so I star everything that needs immediate assistance. - Helen Sventitsky
sure and I'm going to start working without two espressos too - Trevor Cook
i tend to do this: dont check feeds or social sites before 11. Check email for any urgent stuff, flag all the others by type/context (Outlook flags) for review after 11 or after lunch. Push to get meetings set between 3 and 5. Dont always succeed, but 8 to 11 are prime hours for me. I am working or spending time in 1:1 or small meetings with the team, only on things that matters i.e. is about actionable things that are on the current plan. Most people have learned to adapt. - Joelle Nebbe
I often don't check my email for days, does that count? ;-) - Duncan Riley
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michael arrington posted an entry on TechCrunch
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Surprisingly, 38% of all TechCrunch RSS readers do so in Outlook, higher than any other feed reader. - Louis Gray
Outlook... *shivers* - Aram Zucker-Scharff
great statistics - but netvibes and bloglines are so bad in numbers. - Erhan Erdogan
That is because Outlook is soo easy - it brings all of your inbound comms into 1 place. - Angus Logan
@Angus, totally agree. While I don't use the native RSS functionality in Outlook I do use the Attensa Outlook Plugin so that everything is in one place (for business at least). At home I do the same thing with Thunderbird. Well, not exactly the same since Attensa doesn't have a Thunderbird plugin. - Kenton
Apparently a lot of people read feeds from work and while there, they are forced to use Outlook. May they become enlightened and discover Google Reader... - Glenn Batuyong
The Outlook % is indeed a surprise. - Jay
That must be the Windows RSS Platform, not just Outlook 2007. - Dileepa Prabhakar
outlook does some neat stuff in terms of categorization, and easy forwarding to your coworkers etc. - Angus Logan
sweet! - Marissa
I still cant believe you blog for techCruch - J.D.
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The Triborough Birdge was renamed for RFK
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