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The Birth of Google
[Larry] Page noticed that while it was trivial to follow links from one page to another, it was nontrivial to discover links back. In other words, when you looked at a Web page, you had no idea what pages were linking back to it. This bothered Page. He thought it would be very useful to know who was linking to whom...
John Battelle, sobre a idéia-chave que criou o Google (porque todo mundo deveria ter a obrigação de conhecer essa história).
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Julio Daio Borges
15/8/2005 às 08h27
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Achados fantásticos da net
Eu não fui 100% educada pela televisão, só 70%! O resto do tempo eu lia. Sem contar que lia ao mesmo tempo em que via TV... Por isso sou tão diferente e tão incompreendida!
Da Cris, cujo blog, você sabe, linca pra nós.
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Julio Daio Borges
15/8/2005 às 08h25
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We Are the Web
"Online culture is the culture".
Uma única frase de Kevin Kelly que valeu todo um artigo (ainda na Wired, ainda na comemoração dos 10 anos de internet...).
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Julio Daio Borges
12/8/2005 às 16h21
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A Decade of Genius and Madness
Especial "10 Years That Changed the World":
1995: Marc Andreessen
1996: Jerry Yang
1997: Jeff Bezos
1998: David Boies
1999: Pets.com sock puppet
2000: Shawn Fanning
2001: Mary Meeker
2002: Steve Jobs
2003: Howard Dean
2004-05: Ana Marie Cox
Na Wired (aliás, 10 anos que a mídia brasileira não viu - pra variar...).
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Julio Daio Borges
12/8/2005 às 13h53
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Unleash Your Ideavirus
The first 100 years of our country's history were about who could build the biggest, most efficient farms. The second 100 years were about the race to build efficient factories. Welcome to the third century: This one's about ideas.
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In the new economy, consumers have built up antibodies that resist traditional marketing. That's why we need to stop marketing at people, and start creating an environment where consumers can market to one another.
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Think of an ideavirus as a big idea that runs amok across a target population. It's the fashionable idea of the moment that propagates through a section of the population, teaching and changing everyone it touches. Heard of Hotmail? Ever used it? If so, it's not because Hotmail ran a lot of TV ads (it didn't). It's because the ideavirus got to you. Someone you know infected you with it.
Seth Godin, num artigo já clássico (que confirmou algumas das minhas idéias), com uma - não tão boa - segunda parte.
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Julio Daio Borges
11/8/2005 às 13h40
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Can Google Stay Google?
SGI [Silicon Graphics Inc.] is nearly forgotten only a decade after it reached the heights of Silicon Valley glory. It makes you think the unthinkable: Might Google face the same fate? Ten years from now, could Google be a vanquished champ while a newer contender takes over its campus? Silicon Valley is a notoriously brutal place. It's incredibly hard to maintain a lead in technology. As [Sergey] Brin [Google's cofounder] plays in the sand at the "Googleplex," could there be the next Brin waiting five miles away at the Stanford campus - another obscure but brilliant computer-science graduate student who'll swiftly reinvent the digital realm? Will slower-moving giants like Microsoft get the time to catch up? Google has terrific momentum - unlike many companies, it doesn't have to worry unduly about the next quarter. The real questions (and they're questions any fast-growing, innovation-based company must ask itself at some point) are: How can Google keep its edge for the long run? What can it do to make sure it's still a hot company in 2010? How can a maturing organization with 3,000 people hold on to what made it a great startup?
Alan Deutschman, na Fast Company (via Edu Carvalho).
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Julio Daio Borges
11/8/2005 às 10h32
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Reasons to get rid of majors
1) Music diversity will grow.
2) Pay-for-play radio will end.
3) Independent music won't be marginalized.
4) The lawsuits will stop.
5) Artistic freedom will expand.
6) Musicians will make a better living.
Do Downhill Battle (porque depois dizem que eu implico com a grande mídia... Eu?).
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Julio Daio Borges
10/8/2005 às 16h24
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Podcasting revoluciona o rádio
Estamos vendo o futuro do rádio, que, como existe hoje, é um modelo falido.
Tom Leão - inacreditavelmente - n'O Globo (porque eu já desconfiava... - via DaniCast).
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Julio Daio Borges
10/8/2005 às 13h15
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Blog de Papel
Gostou de alguma capa? Então ajude a eleger a melhor...
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Julio Daio Borges
9/8/2005 às 09h46
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New Old Toy
Fotos de um certo Koolitz (porque eu acabei de descobrir o Flickr...).
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Julio Daio Borges
9/8/2005 às 07h48
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