“Also doomed, he opined, was AOL’s hyperlocal Patch effort, which “doesn’t make any…”
“Also doomed, he opined, was AOL’s hyperlocal Patch effort, which “doesn’t make any sense.””
Links 9-7-11: No more Arrington?, Krug on Bitcoin, Sextortion
CNN Money is reporting that Michael Arrington, possibly in reaction to his call for TechCrunch’s editorial independence, has been fired from AOL
Links 3-30-11: +1, Project Thunderdome, Amazon’s consumer cloud, Against gamification
The big news of the day is Google’s partial launch of +1, a very geeky answer to the Like or Retweet button. In a move inspired by forum websites of the late 90s, Google is testing a product that allows you to “+1” search results.
Huffington Post and AOL: 5 things to take away
AOL has announced that it will acquire the Huffington Post and place Arianna Huffington as AOL’s editor in chief. What does this mean for the media, the future of content creation and the internet at large?
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