January 2008 Archive
1981.
Matt Haughey: All weblog apps suck (a.wholelottanothing.org)
1982.
Flying robot to track whales off Australia: report (robotworldnews.com)
1983.
At Yahoo, a need to hit refresh (news.com)
1984.
Synergies do matter (alwaysnewmistakes.wordpress.com)
1985.
The Davos question. What one thing must be done to make the world a better place in 2008? (youtube.com)
1986.
Politics 'stifling $100 laptop' (news.bbc.co.uk)
1987.
EBay sees chief executive resign (news.bbc.co.uk)
1988.
Billions of Entrepreneurs in China and India (hbswk.hbs.edu)
1989.
Top 8 Tech Trends in '08 (businessweek.com)
1990.
Scientists propose test of string theory based on neutral hydrogen absorption (eurekalert.org)
1991.
Twitter Stats gives you a graphical look into your twitter activity (downloadsquad.com)
1992.
A Very Speculative Theory of Free Will (aaronsw.com)
1993.
What a Car Can Tell You About Entrepreneurship (blog.newscred.com)
1994.
Facebook Apps On Any Website (techcrunch.com)
1995.
Lawyer Offers $10K Bounty for Blogger's Identity (abajournal.com)
1996.
Will Price: Downturn - Now What? (willprice.blogspot.com)
1997.
The World Wide Web project (w3.org)
1998.
Locking down open computing (news.bbc.co.uk)
1999.
MySpace's Leaked Photos More Popular Than Sweeney Todd (blog.wired.com)
2000.
Keep your CSS files clean with a tiny HttpHandler (weblogs.asp.net)
2001.
Do we have computer hardware sufficient for AI? (hunch.net)
2002.
Feld Thoughts : When Is The Release? (feld.com)
2003.
Evaluating High-Level Distributed Language Constructs (macs.hw.ac.uk)
2004.
What Google learnt from the 5000 years old Mesopotamian scribes (newyorker.com)
2005.
Palette Generator: Automagically create a harmonious color palette from a photograph (bighugelabs.com)
2006.
YouTube for Mobile Launched (m.youtube.com)
2007.
Automattic Launches Group Twitter-style Platform (techcrunch.com)
2008.
How to configure Hotmail, Yahoo Mail, GMail for Outlook Express (emailaddressmanager.com)
2009.
A=B, the book (math.upenn.edu)
2010.
YouTube + Digg + Obama = YouBama (techcrunch.com)