Newswatch 5.23.07: Apple hot and bothered by iGasm
Apple pissed over iGasm
[MacWorld]Ann Summers marketing device that combines iPod and vibrator - complete with knock-off ad campaign
The man who owns the Internet
[USA Today] How Kevin Ham built a $300 million empire from domain names
Ubuntu founder: Microsoft is our patent pal
[InfoWorld] Trolls like Nathan Myhrvold, not MSFT, are open source's true enemies
Jangl Tailors VOIP for Social Networks
[TechCrunch] Social networking types get free long-distance with privacy
Amazon acquires Brilliant Audio
[CNET] With its own audio publisher, Amazon strengthens ties to content
Weinberger's new book: Everything is miscellaneous
[Excerpt] "We're adding massive amounts of metadata -- tags, links, playlists, even taxonomies -- to all of the resources available on the web without prior planning and coordination, making a huge mess. But, that mess actually enhances the available ways we can find and make sense of what's available to us. All that unplanned metadata lets us pull pieces together, and then it helps us contextualize and understand those pieces."
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