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http://stetoscope-blog.com/2008/09/09/the-day-when-the-internet-took-the-wrong-way/ As a former advertiser, I have expressed doubts about eye-tracking tests . Then my position used to be : an advertising is a message, the place where the eyes watch will never indicate you what message the brain will remember. So I have never changed a word or a photo just to please an eye tracking test.

The day when the web missed the road

http://stetoscope-blog.com/2008/11/12/no-more-search-engine-please/ Ford used to say that if you had asked people in the middle of the nineteenth century what would want to increase their Journey, they would have replied “faster stagecoach”. I think, that some entreprenors (and the stokeholders that follow them) are mistaking the same way.

No more search engine, please !

La blogosphère techno aurait-elle oublié ce qu’elle doit au Web?

Chrome: offensive du Web ou offensive contre le Web? « Cratyle.n

http://www.cratyle.net/fr/2008/09/03/chrome-une-offensive-du-web-ou-une-offensive-contre-le-web/
But google is a robot, the robot. Google is a belief in a perfect algorythm. The control of that robot on our own navigation has never been that powerful. http://stetoscope-blog.com/2008/09/03/the-robot-is-surrounding-the-web/

The robot is surrounding the web… « Stetoscope

The web will not stay strangled !

http://stetoscope-blog.com/2008/11/27/the-web-will-not-stay-strangled/ 2.0 wave has brought a lot of fresh air on the web.

DeepDyve: Indexing the Deep Web - ReadWriteWeb

DeepDyve is a new search engine that is aimed at students, academics, and knowledge workers. DeepDyve's mission is to index the ' deep web ' that is hidden behind pay walls and subscription fees. We first looked at DeepDyve in September, when it was still called Infovell and hidden behind a pay wall itself. http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/deepdyve_indexing_the_deep_web.php#116624

Wikipedia’s illusion

Wikipedia, like every encylclopedia is based on an illusion. http://stetoscope-blog.com/2008/08/29/wikipedias-illusion/
Robert Scoble is not satisfied with his comments ! Sometimes some valuable comments just disappear in the long tail of his threads… Except that all bloggers do not share the same problems, I think the question is really interesting. http://stetoscope-blog.com/2008/12/20/robert-put-a-smile-on-your-face/

Edition necessity

The other day, Gary Shapiro, the guy who runs the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, dropped by and left a comment here . There were a few problems:

Scoble needs edition

http://scobleizer.com/2008/12/19/why-blogging-comments-suck/
S omething happened and the page you are looking for is not here. There are many reasons why this could have occurred, but the important part is getting you back on track and finding something useful.

Help Me Rethink Information — AriWriter

http://ariherzog.com/2009/02/help-me-rethink-information/#comments

We all will be editors!

Yesterday, I read the wikipedia article about DNA .

Let your community rule!

It might seem strange or funny but when you start-up a web2.0 internet project (here meaning a social-service) even if you know precisely where you want to go, the functionnalities and the problem you want to solve you do not know what usage will be done of your plateform. Moreover, it might take some month to realize how it will socially work. And a quick success is not necessarily a good sign.