Archive for October, 2004
As of last count on technorati, there are 5000 corporate bloggers in the world today. (Link through CorprateBloggingBlog). The operative word here, I think, is count. Surely there are many more corporate blogs (or bloggers) who have not been counted.
And following this link took me to David Sifry’s page where he has an excellent 4-part [...]
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‘Smart’ measure of intelligence
Measuring a child’s IQ is an obsolete way to determine intelligence, and in fact, labels youngsters unfairly, according to a University of Alberta professor. From the Science Blog The traditional IQ measure, as can be expected when graphed, is a curve in the classic ‘bell’ shape where most people are distributed around the average [...]
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Google desktop search
The google desktop search has already got so many rave reviews from bloggers. Have downloaded it and I think it rocks… Talk of seamless searches…
Seems to me Google is really headed places… and in the right direction…
And just as I was chatting with a friend about this, he mentioned Google’s plans for a browser and [...]
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The CEO Bloggers’ Club
The CEO bloggers’ Club had its first meeting yesterday and have published the report on the site…
A space for CEO level people from across the world. Sharing local knowledge at a global level… Markets and culture as conversation…. Potentially a dynamite of an idea… I am going to watch this space with interest…
And Yazad is [...]
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What Stylish Young Women Are Wearing
No, this is not the sequel to Bertram Wooster’s ‘What the well-dressed man is wearing’.
Further discussion on the age-old hypothesis that the length of hemlines is connected to prevalent social and economic moods… The economics and anthropology of the bare midriff – insights into the midriff and hemline from [...]
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