Obviously quite a bit if “sex.com” can sell for 12 million dollars, according to Monte Cahn of Moniker.com as revealed in Hot Property–Web Domain Names and article released on CNN.com. Names such as “megayachts.com”, “stocks.com”, and “blogging.com” demand high prices at auctions ranging anywhere from 8 to 150 thousand dollars. But are these people who are paying the price of a small condo for a bit of online real estate really getting the bang that they want for their buck?
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2 Comments » Posted on August 5th, 2007 by Dani Sevilla
I was scanning the news/blogosphere looking for an update on the John Mackey situation and all I was able to come across was a short note from John himself explaining that there would be a temporary hold on his blog. It seems that Whole Foods will be running its own investigation of the incidents in question. There was also a lovely, albeit brief apology.
Has anyone else found any other news on this?
No Comments » Posted on August 5th, 2007 by Dani Sevilla
You may have already heard of an OPML file. OPML stands for Outline Processor Markup Language, and XML format for outlines, and has evolved into be the format for storing, sharing, exporting, and importing RSS feed subscriptions. Most RSS readers support OPML files. That’s all cool. What you have probably never heard of yet is the APML file. APML stands for Attention Profiling Mark-up Language and is “an OPML file for attention data.”
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3 Comments » Posted on August 5th, 2007 by Abraham Harrison
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