Europa vs EE.UU.: pierde Europa

Artículo interesante de Declan McCullagh (news.com) sobre los impuestos y la sobre-regulación en Europa.

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Billetes de avión baratos

Buena solución: el "buscaprecios" de eDreams.

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Arte digital

Muy, muy, muy chulo: http://www.greenjem.com/

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Tomado de Doc Searls. Buenísimo:

I just found Gurus v. Bloggers, Round 1 and Round 2, by Andrei Herasimchuk. I'm probably the last one to those parties. Still, well done.

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He vendido mi viejo coche

Qué gran momento. Y no ha sido a través de Internet, sino gracias al viejo boca a boca ... aunque a través de http://motor.msn.es contactaron conmigo varias personas interesadas.

El pago tampoco ha sido mediante ningún sistema digital: billetes de 50 euros  : O )

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Pagar por ser betatester ... ¿de un producto genial?

Free E-mail Account: $70. The Houston Chronicle covers the booming EBay market in Google Gmail invitations. Hundreds are being sold for prices from $50 to $70.

There are even people trying to speculate on Gmail addresses: Bidding on prosurfer@gmail.com starts at $250, which makes leavemefeedback@gmail.com seem like a steal at only $109.99, especially with this can't-miss marketing pitch: "Looking for a subtle way to remind about feedback? Make it your name!"

I'm eager to try Gmail -- the threaded interface sounds great, and I want to see how it keeps people from using their 1 gigabyte accounts as personal file storage.

But I already have enough dumb Internet auction purchases to live down without paying $70 for free e-mail, such as my collection of A Reason to Love episodes on VHS from Nurse Betty ($300), two shrink-wrapped copies of Windows 1.0 ($110), six-digit ICQ account 122922 ($60), and a One Man's Family 20th anniversary collector's plate from 1953 ($20). [Workbench]

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Sobre RSS

New site for learning about syndication.

Dave Winer has started a new site for people to learn about syndication (er, RSS): Really Simple Syndication.

[Scobleizer: Microsoft Geek Blogger]

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