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汉图又回来了……-韩寒 - 新浪BLOG
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法院都已经驳回了汉图公司的仲裁了。驳回仲裁意味着回到了当时的出版合同，那就是说，我的《坛》的书稿早就在汉图这里了，他们故意不出版，还拖欠了我五十万元的稿费
- 这几句话说的比较外行，法院只有驳回起诉、驳回诉讼请求之说，没有驳回仲裁之说，仲裁是仲裁委员会，不是法院的事 通过你这简单的描述，觉得韩寒对著作权法不太了解，没准还真中了招。 posted by woogle
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Too Many Choices, Too Much Content - ReadWriteWeb
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Drowning in Awesomeness
The double-edged sword that comes with keeping abreast of all the latest developments in technology means that we're always aware of the latest and greatest applications and services to try...but it also means that we've tried all of them. Unlike the average user, who doesn't even bother creating a Facebook profile until several of their friends cajole them into doing so, technology early adopters are the first to sign up and create profiles on every service that launches.
Sometimes these services have value; if so, they trickle down to the rest of the world over time. For example, social networks like MySpace and Facebook changed the way people interacted online. Flickr made photo sharing fun, easy, and social. YouTube let everyone be a star. However, sometimes they're not so great after all, and they end up fading away into nothingness in that area we've affectionately dubbed the "deadpool."
These failures don't seem to dampen our enthusiasm for trying the "next big thing," though. Every day, the web is filled with posts about this new app or that great service. When you think about it, it's really rather impressive that there are that many of them out there - enough to be written about in a seemingly nonstop fashion.
For technology enthusiasts, it's not enough to just "try" the new apps and services though. If they're the next big thing (or so everyone says), we're supposed to jump on board and use them, use them, use them. Scoble even recently threatened to expose some of the so-called "A-Listers" for not being active enough, saying:
"I thought about embarrassing most of the A listers on FriendFeed, because very few of them actually read that many blogs (I can tell, they rarely comment on, or link to, or FriendFeed with other people’s blogs)"
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Forecasters see weak economy, higher unemployment - Yahoo! News
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Forecasters see weak economy, higher unemployment
By JEANNINE AVERSA, AP Economics Writer 15 minutes ago
WASHINGTON - First the good news: The worst of the painful housing slump and the credit crunch might come to an end this year. Now the bad: The economy will weaken further and unemployment will rise.
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That's the latest outlook from forecasters in a survey to be released Monday by the National Association for Business Economics, also known by its acronym NABE. It will take time for any rays of light to poke through the economic clouds, though.
A growing number of economists believe the country is on the brink of a recession or in one already, dragged down by all the problems in housing, credit and financial markets. Now 56 percent of the economists think the economy has started or will enter a recession this year. That's up from 45 percent in a survey in February. If there is a recession, it probably will be short and shallow, economists said.
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Property Maps
Sure the timing sucks, but this real estate site is amazing (practically every web 2.0 gimmick is used). Outstanding.
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Can We Fix The Web? @ WEB 2.0 JOURNAL
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The Web needs fixing. The standards and recommendations that define the Web were last revised in 1999. Since then, the Web has grown from a document retrieval system into an application delivery system. We have made significant progress since then, due to the cleverness of the Web development community and the surprising expressive power of JavaScript, but we are at the limits. The Web is no longer a driver of innovation. It is now a serious impediment.
The Web is overly complex. It is visually underpowered. It is hopelessly insecure. It is now under competitive assault by new proprietary platforms that hope to capture the next generation of applications. Can a system as large and as open as the Web heal and adapt itself to the challenges of the 21st Century?
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Real People Don't Have Time for Social Media - ReadWriteWeb
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Real People Don't Have Time for Social Media
Written by Sarah Perez / April 16, 2008 2:00 PM
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Let's be honest here: we're all a bunch of social media addicts. We're junkies. Whether it's a new Twitter app, a new Facebook feature, or a new social anything service, we're all over it. But we may not be the norm. The truth is, being involved in social media takes time, something that most people don't have a lot of. So how can regular folk get involved with social media? And how much time does it really take?
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