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flickr.com - 10/21/2009

Ev Williams Keynote

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techcrunch.com - 10/25/2009

Startup School: Ev Williams And Biz Stone

— techcrunch.com — Ev Williams and Biz Stone have just taken the stage at Startup School, where they’ll be taking... many questions form the audience. You can submit questions by tweeting a question like this “@poll _________” (where the blank is your ... (more) Startup School: Ev Williams And Biz Stone

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flickr.com - 10/20/2009

Ev Williams

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flickr.com - 10/19/2009

Everyone chill

— flickr.com — Guest Passes let you share your photos that aren't public. Anyone can see your public photos anytime,... whether they're a Flickr member or not. But! If you want to share photos marked as friends, family or private, use a Guest Pass. If you're sharing ... (more) Everyone chill

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The Retreat of King Twitter
Valleywag — ... with financial compensation — for a company that has treated its real-time content feed as a major strategic asset. It would appear that Twitter is learning a lesson crucial to all sorts of small businesses: if you want to be successful at something, you have to give up on being successful at everything. One would think a company founded on tiny, 140-character status updates would have learned the benefits of limits much sooner. (Pic: Williams, earlier this month, by Bruno Pin.)

The Retreat of King Twitter
Gawker: valleywag — ... with financial compensation — for a company that has treated its real-time content feed as a major strategic asset. It would appear that Twitter is learning a lesson crucial to all sorts of small businesses: if you want to be successful at something, you have to give up on being successful at everything. One would think a company founded on tiny, 140-character status updates would have learned the benefits of limits much sooner. (Pic: Williams, earlier this month, by Bruno Pin.) ...