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Link: Imperfections →
Jordan Crook expands on my rant from earlier last week, except the features he would like to see are more “things that should have been in version 1” rather than “pie in the sky”.
Link: Arrington is Out →
Kara Swisher: The company’s statement said that the high-profile blogger had “decided” to move on, which was a decided understatement, given that the negotiations between the pair sometimes approximated a cage match.
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Link: Harry McCracken’s Overview of the TechCrunch/AOL “Train Wreck” →
A story of heated romance and desire, beautifully narrated in this summary report. The whole saga should never have happened — It is a ridiculous conflict of interest to invest in companies you report on, even if you leave the … Continue reading
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