David Galbraith

May 25, 2006

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The Michael Arrington Effect

There may or may not be much to moan about 'Web 2.0', but one person, Michael Arrington has clearly become its nexus, through TechCrunch.

With that fact is something that restores my faith in the inherent meritocracy of the web, because the mystery, special sauce that makes TechCrunch successful is that its just plain good.

Recent items...
I'm going to be a dad!
Is Rim the new Microsoft?
I am the real fake real fake Steve Jobs
Why are US newspapers so bad when it comes to international news.
Pamplona bulls gore the runners.
Why Facebook is hyped so.
Trivia - Pandoras 'box' was a mistranslation.
The distinction between blogs and newspapers blurs
Not if, but when, will Google be bigger than Microsoft?
The Obit to end all obits
The iPhone Agony and the Ecstasy
Jesus Phone Crucified by ATT
Facebook: honeymoon over.
pissing on the iPhone parade
Airports of the world
The Design of Facebook
Apple's future rests on the keyboard - or lack of it.
T-Mobile Instant Message Scam
In defense of Technorati
Blogfest Design Competition
Design Blogfest
RIP Allan Woolley
Microsoft Yahoo is a done deal even if they don't know it yet
DIY quantum eraser
Hilarious Ernst & Young Teambuilding Video.

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<olb> Scottish, based in New York, former architect at Foster and partners, founder Wists, co founder: Moreover, co founder: the Origins Network, co author RSS 1.0 </olb>

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