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Date : 2008 03 16 Category : Commentary

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steverubel: Comparing the McCain and Obama acceptance speeches through tag clouds http://www.flickr.com/photos/thomashawk/2831232596/

steverubel: Essay: How Search Will Revolutionize Social Networking http://tinyurl.com/57smck

steverubel: Debbie Weil is using Adwords to dial test titles for her revised book. http://tinyurl.com/5lucrv

steverubel: Michael Hammer (author of Re-engineering the Corporation) RIP http://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/05/business/05hammer.html

steverubel: Curt Schlling comes out swinging for McCain on his blog. http://tinyurl.com/5eexwt

steverubel: I am done reading, thinking and talking about the election. I will wake up that Tuesday and make a decision. The end.

When Incentives Go Bad: so many children left behind

steverubel: NFL commericals are good tonight - the Mannings vs. Williams sisters http://www.nabiscoworld.com/oreo/dsrl/

steverubel: NBC just aired the Microsoft ad with Seinfeld and Gates.

steverubel: I want a feature in my Google Reader that allows me to mark all entries about Chrome as read.

steverubel: Mark Cuban's blog is "down for maintenance" http://blogmaverick.com/

steverubel: Marc Andreessen hardly blogs anymore. Too bad! http://blog.pmarca.com/

steverubel: Chrome accounts for 2.25% of visits to my blog

Inside Facebook, Part I (New design)

A stress free morning with Om Malik

steverubel: Do you still use bookmarks or do you primarily navigate the web via Google or the browser bar when you know where you wan to go?

steverubel: I am really starting to hang out and participate more on Facebook than Friendfeed or Twitter. Not sure why but I am.

steverubel: Amazon Video on Demand launches. Man is it awesome. http://tinyurl.com/6lun59=topnav_storetab_atv

steverubel: Just wrote my Adage column on two great new books: Click by Bill Tancer and The Numerati by Stephen Baker.

steverubel: Congrats to @philgomes, a newly minted Edelman SVP.