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Why Google Knol will never be as good as Wikipedia. - http://www.slate.com/id...

September 22, 2008 from Google Reader - Comment - Like - Share

Susan Beebe, Richard Crocker and Joe Lassiter liked this

I find it amazing that Google still resists seeing itself as a commercial entity. Are people interested in contributing their knowledge really going to choose Knol over Wikipedia? Doubt it. Reminds me a little of Microsoft. (I think that's the first time I've been to Slate.com in five years.) - Richard Crocker

When I first heard about the Wikipedia idea I thought it was not going to work and I was wrong. The same happened to me when Google announced Knol, perhaps this time I am right. It could work but not as it is right now. - Jaime Navon

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Can Facebook Lead Both at Home and Abroad? - http://mashable.com/2008...

August 7, 2008 from Mashable! - Comment - Like - Share

Here in Chile Facebook es growing VERY fast. In fact, it was the fastest growing country in the world for the past 6 months. There are now more people in Chile that in big countries like France (http://clipmarks.com/clipmar...) - Jaime Navon

in Italy has grown already... - Niki Costantini

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FriendFeed: The People Reader I Always Subconciously Desired - http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r...

August 6, 2008 from Google Reader - Comment - Like - Share

Charlie Anzman, veronicaromm, Anne Bouey and 13 other people liked this

Another one of my articles has been Grayed! Hehe. But with this article, i just thought it was amazing how the focus has gone from sites/blogs to the actual people. :) - James Mowery from twhirl

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It's a really good one, James! I think I've been more interested in the author of the material from the get-go since my focus is...uh...unfocused. Personal blogging. Finding cool sh*t on the internet. Brilliant, incisive essays that make me see the world differently. I've seen other people with my same kind of un-focus list their blogrolls by author name, rather than blog name--very telling! - colleen wainwright

I agree Colleen. Definitely should be a welcomed change. :) - James Mowery from twhirl

Very good article. I finally understand why I fell in love with FriendFeed ... - Jaime Navon

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