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[Bruce Lawson's personal site] Bruce Lawson’s personal site : Microformats, accessibility, HTML 5 ...: Since @title is for content, and we seem to have a cross-browser mechanism through which that title can not be exposed to humans, I find that to be a strong structural reason, and one which matches existing web publishing habits in general (using title, rather than inventing a new syntax elsewhere).

[the ryan king] Web 2.0 thoughts: I’m used to conferences which consist of all geeks plus a few clueful business-types and VCs. However, Web2Con seemed to be mostly for (and by) business-types.*.

[Software Only] Web 2.0: the teenagers' web ain't the geek web: the valuations of MySpace (provided that they can keep on growing now that they are part of FIM) and the Facebook, and why AIM is such a valuable property for AOL: once a friends network is built on it, it stays on it. Tags: web2con.

[Brand Dialogue] Web 2.0 Conference Listing: Cost: Unknown. Speakers: John Battelle (Federated Media), Seattle’s Jeff Bezos (Amazon), Marissa Mayer (Google), Tim O’Reilly (O’Reilly Media), Jonathan Miller (AOL), Kevin Rose (digg), Chad Hurley (YouTube) et al. URL: web2con.com ...

[web 2.0 - powered by PodTech.net] LunchMeet: Widgets Done Right with yourminis.com | PodTech.net: […] Since YourMinis speaks for itself, I am not going to write much more instead, you can watch a PodTech video interview with one of the guys in Goowy, the company behind yourminis. For an in depth review you can also check out: Personalized Home Page Meets Virtual Desktop: YourMinis.

[O'Reilly Radar - Insight, analysis, and research about emerging technologies.] Web 2.0 Service Mark Controversy (Tim responding this time) - O ...: Even if there's no easy path to resolving the problem (especially since you don't really own it, as you say--CMP does), it seems to me you could still gain a lot from apologizing to those who have written about Web 2.0, taught classes on it, given lectures on it, organized conferences on it, and otherwise built it up, when as far as I can tell, none of them thought that it was marked, and few of them would have imagined O'Reilly defending the mark against an organization that was essentially no different from the rest. A good number of them (I shan't speculate about the percentage) wouldn't have done it under the Web 2.0 name if they'd known that it was marked and O'Reilly or CMP had an active interest in defending it.

[O'Reilly Network Articles and Weblogs] Technology and Tools of Change | O'Reilly Media: And one of the bloggers Dan mentions is Wil Wheaton, whose Just a Geek is one of the first books to grow from a blog. Wil, who starred in the movie Stand By Me at 13 and grew up on television as Wesley Crusher on Star Trek: The Next Generation, created his blog to tell his own story, .

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