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Date : 2008 01 30 Category : Commentary

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Incentives: the good, bad and the unfortunately necessary

steverubel: Quarkbase promises to tell you "everything about a website" http://www.quarkbase.com/

steverubel: ABC: "Web Searches Show Americans Are Intrigued by Porn, Phobias, Celebrities" http://tinyurl.com/57yatq

steverubel: Facebook renames all items "live feed." Maybe it feels Friendfeed heat. http://www.new.facebook.com/home.php#/home.php?tab=2

steverubel: Twitter Grader evaluates your Twitter profile. http://twitter.grader.com/

steverubel: AccuWeather.com now sends updates to Twitter http://www.accuweather.com/twitter/

steverubel: A terrific comparison of blog search engines for brand monitoring http://tinyurl.com/5zby65

steverubel: #1 seed Ana Ivanovic is out of the U.S. Open, beaten by #188! http://tinyurl.com/57gjuy

steverubel: I just bought TextGuru for my iPhone. Fantastic app. Highly recommend it.

steverubel: Sugarsync is now on the iPhone. http://tinyurl.com/5bzcog

steverubel: This looks like the best iPhone word processor yet. It's new and has cut and paste. http://textguruapp.com/

steverubel: Mike Elgan talks abou how to tweak Twitter into "a truly awesome source of constant information, ideas and news" http://tinyurl.com/5lyvwk

steverubel: @trendmatcher Try it on the regular Google.com site. It should have Suggest

steverubel: Retweet. Congrats to Rich Tolles and Topix.net. It's now the #3 newspaper site. http://tinyurl.com/573glq

steverubel: According to Google Suggest, I died. Actually it's not me. Try my name though. http://tinyurl.com/3uzbg

steverubel: Why hasn't Google Suggest been integrated into iGoogle? Google divisions don't talk to each other.

steverubel: There's a huge secruity hole in the iPhone but it's easy to fix yourself. http://tinyurl.com/5f8gq8

Mozilla gives the passionates one with Ubiquity

steverubel: Sigh. Me thinks the Yankees are fading.

steverubel: Rob Enderle: Could Netbooks Be the Notebook Future? http://tinyurl.com/6qg7qt