Can you believe it’s March already? That means that those of you in the north of the country have just 4 more months of Winter! 
Keep warm with these great picks:
- BusinessWeek has gotten all widgety. They’re for online widgets, against them, and lots more widget stuff.
- Robert Scoble has the first of his FastCompany.TV shows uploaded.
- While DoubleClick is waiting for approval to be acquired by Google, the company has launched DART for Publishers–allowing users to create their own vertical ad network.
- Want to track the buzz on Twitter? RWW has a quick review of Twittermeter which does just that.
- Google has announced an awards program for women in India.
- Numbers suggest Google is making $66 to $99 per Google Apps user.
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Mike Montague Says:
March 3rd, 2008 at 10:58 pm
The revenue google is pulling from the average google apps user is surprising. I can’t believe together with Docs that the Apps/Docs package brings Google $400M a year!
Piper Says:
March 4th, 2008 at 6:54 am
I’m having a tough time containing my surprise at the fact that Business Week is covering widgets. I dropped my subscription years ago when it seemed like they were never going to get on the ball when it comes to modern technology and “silly” internet technologies.
pola Says:
March 4th, 2008 at 11:24 am
I think we don’t realy need for more cold