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There’s got to be a great story behind the rise and precipitous fall of the Sony Playstation, once the industry’s dominant console, but now in its latest incarnation, the PS3, an overpriced also-ran struggling to keep up with the Nintendo Wii and trailing far behind the Microsoft Xbox 360.
From all signs, it’ll be a tale [...]

Earlier this morning, while checking out Techmeme, one story that caught my eye was “Kevin Rose Admitting Digg Has Moderators.” The whole brouhaha is around the fact a story with a single Digg can make it to the front page of Digg.com, and the evidence that was presented was a screenshot of an IM conversation [...]

The aftershocks of the Peanut Butter Manifesto continue to be felt long after the explosions stopped. Earlier this week, The Street.com noted that Brad Garlinghouse, author of the PBM had worked at @Home, CMGI’s @ Ventures and at DialPad, three entities that met ignominious fate.
The fact that this observation was included in the snarky “Five [...]

Anne Zelenka has penned a great essay on many things web workers can be thankful for this Thanksgiving.
There is the whole notion about wearing slippers to work, or not worrying about how you look (aka savings on shaving supplies for me) and of course you can work with whomever you want. I personally am thankful [...]

The Internet investment mania is spread to European, notes Paul Fisher, associate director with First Capital, a UK based VC firm. He has put together a list of seed and series A deals, and the amounts raised are already higher than 2005, he points out.
Some of the deals he notes are Netvibes, PageFlakes, Last.fm, DailyMotion, [...]

Okay, atleast in the US, the shopping madness is about to kick off. I got a few tips emailed to me in case you are interested. (I will update the post, as I hear about more interesting gizmo/broadband deals.
You can get a free TiVo Series2 (80 hours) device as part of a special promotion by [...]