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"Om - The design is clean but my favorite part is "Across the Network" section near the footer - very well done. Some observations - looks like the Facebook connect integration needs some fixing. Also, I can see just one ad (from WebEx) on the page. Is it because of my geographic location (India) or have you reduced ad spots with the new design. Just curious to know. And would love to see a weekly email digest for "Best of GigaOm"." - Amit Agarwal

"Thanks Nancy. And can I ask what microphone do you use for webcasts." - Amit Agarwal

"Zee and team – Congratulations and good luck." - Amit Agarwal

"+1 for demogirl.com" - Amit Agarwal

"The new design is clean and beautiful. Congrats." - Amit Agarwal

"Thanks Matt & Michael. We need more videos like these." - Amit Agarwal

"Thanks for being a good role model.+1" - Amit Agarwal

"Thanks for being a good role model.+1" - Amit Agarwal

"Sinha – Just wondering why used a “nofollow” to credit the source of this story?" - Amit Agarwal

"Loren - The new design looks clean and beautiful. Best wishes." - Amit Agarwal

"Does Wikipedia fit in the “Infinite PageRank” model." - Amit Agarwal

"Matt, would you also not recommend using nofollow for pages like “policy & terms”, “contact us”, etc. Like the RSS feed, it doesn’t make sense to have these pages in Google results." - Amit Agarwal

so you decided to continue on friendfeed? - Mike Dammann

The big problem, is that they keep them a secret (until you exceed them) and they do not apply them in equal or equivalent fashions. - guruvan (Rob Nelson)

"Thanks for this useful list. Just a small point - The all-in-one SEO plugin can automatically add the canonical tags so you may need a separate plugin for Canonical URLs." - Amit Agarwal

"Thanks Matt. Did they record the audio or video of your talk?" - Amit Agarwal

"Nice amazing layout." - Amit Agarwal

The colors match the flag of India :) - Amit Agarwal from email

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Change the Newspaper style from Folder Properties. - Amit Agarwal

"I love connecting with people and build a relationship with my blog readers and appreciators and so I am on twitter. Amit’s last blog post..BB Flashback Screen Recorder Now a Freeware" - Amit Agarwal

http://bit.ly/digg-time-lapse - 8 hours - Amit Agarwal

"There’s no embedding option because the underlying video is the same in all case (it’s an FLV file)." - Amit Agarwal

"Scoble - Belated Happy Naked CSS Day." - Amit Agarwal

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Here's the tutorial in text http://bit.ly/zd096 - Amit Agarwal

Is the digital savior of the sagging magazine industry finally in sight? On Wednesday, Fujitsu Frontech began selling the world’s first color epaper ebook reader. Available on April 20 in Japan only, the gadget costs 99,970 yen, or more than $1000. Until now, ebooks like the Amazon Kindle and Sony Reader have been limited to black and white or shades of grey, making them OK for reading plain books and newspapers that like to use stipple drawings, but not great for colorful print media such as magazines. But if color ebook readers catch on, one theory holds, magazines and other media that currently print on dead trees would have a cheap way to distribute – and charge for — the colorful content and ads that marketers will pay for. Recently, publisher Hearst said it wanted to dive further into the ebook business. Fujitsu’s color epaper technology, first unveiled in 2007, is different from the technology created by the Massachusetts-based E Ink that’s used by the Sony and Amazon. But E... - Amit Agarwal

In exactly 14 hours, at 9 am PST, you will be able to download the Internet Explorer 8.0 browser, Microsoft’s response to Firefox, Chrome and Safari, from the company’s web site. The release is a tactical acknowledgment by Redmond, Wash.-based software giant that it’s locked in a bitter battle for market share with Mozilla’s Firefox, Opera, Google’s Chrome and Apple’s Safari browsers. So far it’s been on the losing side of the equation, ceding market share to its upstart rivals, all of whom are touting ease of use, simplicity, security and speed. Microsoft’s browser chief, Mike Nash, thinks the new IE 8.0 has got all that and more. While many of the new features in this browser are available to users of Safari and Firefox (via plugins), Microsoft is offering a comprehensive package — sans download — for a majority of the people that continue to patronize IE.Nash was particularly excited about the new security feature of the browser that protects browser users via a reputation system.... - Amit Agarwal

Nokia, the Finnish cell phone maker and wanna-be web power, will shut downMosh, its wildly popular service that makes it easy for people to post and share content with others. Why? Too much illegal stuff like music and pornography was being shared on the service. Nokia’s record label partners didn’t like that. - Amit Agarwal

Later today (Tuesday) Apple will hold a press conference to unveil its upcoming iPhone 3.0 operating system and a new SDK ,or software developer kit, for the phone that is aimed at helping engineers and third parties write applications for the device. Naturally enough, speculation on the blogosphere is rife about what will be on offer. Apple notoriously stays mum on what will be coming out but here is a selection of what some people are taking guesses on what might be included and what they would like to see. Kevin Rose, the founder of Digg, says he expects a cut and copy and paste function. A feature that has arguably been one of the most requested. Macworld is looking for quite a few improvements to the iPhone so I will just note a couple of them. The blog wants a new improved mail programme with a single unified inbox. Great for those with more than one e-mail account. It also wants to be able to synch notes and to-do applications and would like to see better app organisation. The... - Amit Agarwal