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The Pyramid of Internet Piracy (via NIXON*NOW)

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The Pyramid of Internet Piracy (via NIXON*NOW)

23 minutes ago

November 24, 2009
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MetroDiagram-BiDirection (via tracktwentynine)
This excellent infographic accompanies this Greater Greater Washington post.

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fedward:

MetroDiagram-BiDirection (via tracktwentynine)

This excellent infographic accompanies this Greater Greater Washington post.

53 minutes ago

November 24, 2009
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LinkedIn Finally Opens Platform: The Good & Bad News http://bit.ly/74YKJj (RT @RWW)

1 hour ago

November 24, 2009

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Tesla IPO: A Test for VC Model in the Auto Biz http://bit.ly/6UhXV6 (RT @earth2tech)

1 hour ago

November 24, 2009

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How did I manage to find the one dive bar UES that shares my love of CCR and cheap drinks?

10 hours ago

November 24, 2009

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Who would have thought UES had a hole in the wall pool hall. http://pic.gd/edd84a

11 hours ago

November 23, 2009

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Last Shot - These Hats Are Money - Urlesque

12 hours ago

November 23, 2009
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link Ten things mobiles have made, or will make, obsolete

infoneernet:

The history of mobile phone technology reads like the plot from Highlander. A variety of standalone devices have been decapitated and absorbed into increasingly complex handsets. To highlight how powerful mobile phones have become, here’s a list of things that the mobile phone has made, or will make, obsolete. As Juan Sanchez Villa-Lobos Ramirez would say, “In the end, there can be only one”.

Seen at recombu.com

13 hours ago

November 23, 2009
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link How Video Is Changing the Internet

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The rise of video streaming is dramatically affecting the Internet, according to a two-year study of Internet traffic trends that Arbor Networks recently presented to the North American Network Operators Group. Two years ago, Internet traffic was distributed evenly among a dozen Tier-1 network providers, but today the majority of traffic flows through direct peering agreements among large content providers, content delivery networks and ISPs. Consequently, Tier-1 networks have shifted their business models from simple packet delivery to richer cloud computing and content hosting services, and new players Google and Comcast have joined the top 10 list of Internet traffic producers — and the more traffic they put on the Internet, the more control it gives them over your online experience.

The rise of video streaming is dramatically affecting the Internet, according to a two-year study of Internet traffic trends that Arbor Networks recently presented to the North American Network Operators Group. Two years ago, Internet traffic was distributed evenly among a dozen Tier-1 network providers, but today the majority of traffic flows through direct peering agreements among large content providers, content delivery networks and ISPs. Consequently, Tier-1 networks have shifted their business models from simple packet delivery to richer cloud computing and content hosting services, and new players Google and Comcast have joined the top 10 list of Internet traffic producers — and the more traffic they put on the Internet, the more control it gives them over your online experience.

Seen at GigaOM

13 hours ago

November 23, 2009
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Why Dior is a more important designer than Chanel — Times Labs Blog

14 hours ago

November 23, 2009
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