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What I Will Not Post About in 2007

In order to reduce the noise, clutter and meaningless posts, I have decided not cover or post anything in 2007 related to: Google Yahoo YouTube MySpace Facebook Digg Microsoft Apple News Corp Any newly launched services already discussed else where in BlogLand The reason for this is that I am getting so tired so read the same old story over and over again all over the [...]

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China Internet & Techology Key Take Aways

Piper Jaffray held their third Annual China Internet & Technology Conference in Beijing last week. From the discussions & presentations held at the conference, the following key take aways emerged: 1. The economy is less of a risk, compared with last year2. Leaders are emerging within the sector3. Companies are more realistic about market opportunity [...]

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Brrreeeport – Meaningless Words Coming To A Search Engine Near You

It seems like Scoble have nothing better to do over at Microsoft today than inventing a new word (brrreeeport), then tag it and see what happens. BTW, the brrreeeport sounds extremely familiar to a certain bodily sound that Adam Curry happens to let loose in the Daily Source Code on a regular basis like a [...]

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Maxthon Make The Illuminati Seem Like Exhibitionists

Internetweek, just ran an article called a very good article called: IE7 Vs. Everyone Else, where they let four tech expert battel over which is the best browser. One of the experts, Ron White from Networking Computing wrote this superbt piece in support of Maxthon, as the best alternative: The first rule of Maxthon is, [...]

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Microsoft Publicly Support Maxthon!

I am very delighted to share the following statement from Microsoft with you: “Microsoft is pleased that Maxthon has built on the Internet Explorer platform. Maxthon’s innovative IE-based browser combines the proven reliability and compatibility of IE with their compelling features providing users with an excellent choice.” Gary Schare, Director of Marketing, Windows Division,  Microsoft Thank you IE [...]

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