Tail wags the dog

Om Malik, Tuesday, April 26, 2005 at 9:15 PM PT Comments (1)

Business Week cover on blogs, proof that tail is wagging the dog. I hope like BoSox, the Business Week team breaks the cover curse… but more proof coming that tail is wagging the dog. Two weeks after I said we were all going to get Internet anxiety disorder, Chairman Gates says that PC users are drowning in information. I think, even Mac users are feeling the heat… Xybernaut fraud, duly noted on my blog, finally makes it to Techdirt and others. Slow going gang… not good when I count on you! Carlo gives one, takes one away … ignores the fact, i had said nothing about mobile phones. Oh well… Steve “DA RSS” Gill-more wins … feeds restored to full length. Now I need him to convince ZD to remove its registration form! Lastly, the use of word MOJO is officially banned. EWeek is using mojo to describe Real.

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April 27th, 2005
7:10 AM PT
Paul C said:

Thank you for restoring full text to the RSS feed. I was almost at the point of dropping your feed, since I read RSS to save time - ‘teaser’ feeds cost me more time than visiting the web site in the first place…

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