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  Yahoo's Not 404 Yet Yahoo The Failure: Myth Versus Reality The rumors of Yahoo's demise have been greatly exaggerated on Techcrunch, BoomTown and Silicon Alley Insider. Yahoo is a public company and if we had a diligent SEC we might learn why these three blogs have been... Posted Jun 20 2008, 08:42 AM by Paul Mooney Feeds Filed under: blogs, conferences, yahoo, boomtown, appearance, jeremy zawodny, several times, shareholder, failure, insider, schacter, airports, vp, myth, hymn, silicon alley, demise, hack, joshua

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  Software Schedules and the Parable of the Loaf of Bread As the manager of a development team, software schedules and estimates are frequently on my mind. A couple of my previous blogs covered estimates: The Perfect Estimate and Software Estimates and the Parable of the Cave. Today, I want to discuss a common... Posted Mar 05 2008, 07:28 AM by "Hello World" - The SlickEdit Developer Blog Feeds Filed under: blogs, software estimates, parable of the cave, team software

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  adCenter Analytics adCenter Analytics - Getting Started! Just about a year ago at Search Engine Strategies in NYC I talked to Steve Berkowitz about getting ads from the adCenter Team on my blog and many of the other dotnet community developer blogs. Steve replied to me... Posted Mar 05 2008, 06:31 AM by Paul Mooney Feeds Filed under: blog, microsoft, audience, blogs, relevant ads, search engine strategies, six billion, aquantive, dotnet, amazing things, community developer, billion dollars, steve berkowitz