“ Yahoo and AOL may not be able to beat Google’s 21st century management style, or slug it out with Microsoft’s multi-headed technology hydra, but if they can’t beat the likes of the AP, the Tribune or Pinch Sulzberger’s NY Times, they deserve to go under.
September 5, 2009
September 4, 2009
September 3, 2009
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“ Today, the Times has more than 60 active blogs written by a mix of staffers and freelancers, plus event-driven blogs that come and go. I don’t think anyone planned on launching that many. WordPress simply made it easy to keep growing.
September 2, 2009
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“ How did these guys manage to set up a system where people pay to drive traffic from one place on Facebook to another place on Facebook?
September 1, 2009
“ U.S. forces are being increased by 21,000, to 68,000, bringing the coalition total to 110,000…Instead, forces should be substantially reduced to serve a comprehensively revised policy: America should do only what can be done from offshore, using intelligence, drones, cruise missiles, airstrikes and small, potent Special Forces units.
Congratulations Nick and team FDS! When outfitting our first plane, Ill know who to call.
oats: Flight Display Systems team pictured at the Alpharetta, GA headquarters - that’s me second on the right! Big day at work today!!! We finally got to announce the news we have kept secret for the last few weeks. Flight Display Systems was voted as the #1 Company in Avionics Service and Support by the leading industry trade journal… beating out such huge companies as Garmin, Rockwell Collins, Aircell (GoGo), and Honeywell. Full PDF scan of the journal article here. Check out all the details on the blog post I made on our company site. Things are only going to get better as we continue to grow. Everyone at the company is so excited for the future.
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“ My early money for the Republican Party’s next presidential nominee is MSNBC pundit and former Florida congressman Joe Scarborough.
Mortgage Deliquency via Calculated Risk Subprime appears almost stable relative to Prime!
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August 30, 2009
“ As recently as 15 years ago, the medical-loss ratio in this country was 95%. Since then, there’s been industry consolidation to the point that there are 7 companies that dominate. Now it’s around 80%, which means that 20 cents of every dollar goes to something other than paying medical claims. This trend is due to pressure from Wall Street.
