Is it Thursday already? Sheesh—I got to get movin’ on those Christmas presents from online retailers! Or should I wait until Dec 15 to give Green Monday an extra push? Hm…
- Admit it—you think you could win big on a game show. Here’s your chance: the SMX Biggest Search Geek Contest. For real!
- Techmeme gives up—sorta. Admitting that “Automated news doesn’t quite work,” the news aggregator announces it’s hiring a human editor.
- Yahoo Music lets yet another thing go as CBS takes over its radio offering.
- Just what you’ve always wanted: MySpace Streaming Video for Mobile.
- Are you a musician in your free time? (What? I am.) You can now participate in a worldwide collaborative symphony—through YouTube. I’m not totally convinced, though, that this is going to be the same kind of experience that participating in music making can be—unless of course you do get to Carnegie Hall. (Really. They’re playing Carnegie Hall. So get those audition tapes in!)
- I know you’re ready for some good news about the economy, so here it is. MySpace sees the coming year as their chance to pick up startups on the cheap. It’s a buyers’ market, baby.
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Jacques Seoman Says:
December 5th, 2008 at 6:03 am
Weird that Yahoo is shedding stuff, yet Icahn is purchasing more shares in Yahoo. What does he know that us mere mortals don’t?
Kenney and Kim Says:
December 6th, 2008 at 8:27 pm
I think that the collaborative symphony is going to be neat. I am actually really looking forward to that. Interesting. Thanks for the heads up.
Patrick Says:
December 7th, 2008 at 10:57 am
Yahoo must really be struggling right now. They are getting rid of more of their applications and seem only to be on a decline. They need much better management or need to be bought out at this point to stay successful.
Patrick’s last blog post..Make Your Own Homeade Pesticides and Repellants
Jason Kuiper Says:
December 7th, 2008 at 9:44 pm
It is amazing to me that a internet giant can be in such disaray. You would think the support on the other side wouldnt be that large?
Goran Web Design Says:
December 8th, 2008 at 2:44 am
You go MySpace!!! I’m always gonna root for that particular underdog