11. november 2005

Amateur is a good word to describe the work of most bloggers. The root of the word is "love," an amateur is someone who does it for love. The Olympics used to be all-amateur, which implied high-integrity. We've been using the term in the blogosphere for at least five years. Further, the model that's being pushed as Web 2.0 is the core of the How To Make Money pieces I wrote in 2000 and 2001. There really are still some fresh ideas in those pieces, I wish more people would listen. It's not about nickel-and-dime ads. Really. I swear. Google is building on a shoddy foundation. Don't go down that path without taking a look at where the real money will be made. [Scripting News] 12:18:26 PM    comment []

Flight of Boeing’s 777 Breaks Distance Record. A new long-range Boeing 777 flew more than halfway around the world nonstop on Thursday, breaking an aviation distance record set by a B-52 bomber 43 years ago. By DON PHILLIPS. [NYT > Business] 12:15:30 PM    comment []

Nissan to Move American Base to Tennessee. Nissan Motor Company said that it would sell its North American headquarters outside Los Angeles and relocate to Franklin, Tenn., a town of 46,000 people. By JEREMY W. PETERS. [NYT > Business] 12:14:23 PM    comment []

Internet holds only future for newspapers, experts warn (AFP). Yahoo! News: Technology News] 12:11:54 PM    comment []

United Airlines to Hire 2,000 Flight Attendants . UAL Corp.'s United Airlines is preparing to hire 2,000 flight attendants, with about 700 of the new employees needed at Washington Dulles International Airport, sources familiar with the plan said yesterday. By Keith L. Alexander. [washingtonpost.com - Business] 12:08:44 PM    comment []

Life's a Beach  (webmaster's choice) What does sand, water, palm trees, nightlife and quite time have in common? You've got it - the beach! And we have the perfect one that's right for you. Book now to start your beach vacation. 12:02:04 PM    comment []

Labor Party feels early attrition 11:59:58 AM    comment []

Future Tour Qualifying school round 3(thursday) Future Tour: 11:57:32 AM    comment []

Australasia Tour: McIntosh hits 59 Brad McIntosh created Australian professional golf history at the Emerald Lakes Golf Club when he recorded a 59 in the second round of the Greater Building Society Queensland PGA Championship. 11:51:34 AM    comment []

South Africa Tour: Schwartzel maintains form at HSBC Champions Tournament 11 November 2005 - Charl Schwartzel has carried his strong form into the second round of the HSBC Champions Tournament in Shanghai, carding two-under-par 70 for a total of six-under-par 138 and sole 18th on the leaderboard. ---> read more 11:49:27 AM    comment []

Asian Tour: HOWELL AND DOUGHERTY SHARE LEAD AT HSBC CHAMPIONS 11:47:13 AM    comment []

European Challenge Tour: European Tour Final Qualifying Stage 11:43:35 AM    comment []

PGA Tour: Kuehne-Sluman tee off seeking a third straight Franklin Templeton Shootout title Recovering quickly from surgery, Faxon hopes to return at the 2006 Mercedes Zurich Classic of New Orleans will return to its old home at English Turn next spring 11:35:03 AM    comment []

LPGA Tour: Fresh off a layoff, Neumann jumps out ahead in the LPGA Tournament of Champions 11:33:30 AM    comment []

European Tour: Dougherty and Howell Keep Tiger at Bay in China Late bogey drops Woods behind HSBC Champions co-leaders Howell and Dougherty 11:32:09 AM    comment []

© Copyright 2006 Olaf E. Roalkvam. Last update: 11.09.2006; 18:18:32.