http://www.quickonlinetips.com/archives/2006/11/more-netscape-navigators-beyond-paid-bookmarking/ Technology, Blogging, New Media and Web 2.0 Sun, 08 Nov 2009 13:36:51 +0530 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 http://www.quickonlinetips.com/archives/2006/11/more-netscape-navigators-beyond-paid-bookmarking/comment-page-1/#comment-50458 turbodollars.info » Blog Archive » Latest news Wed, 29 Nov 2006 23:26:20 +0000 http://www.quickonlinetips.com/archives/2006/11/more-netscape-navigators-beyond-paid-bookmarking/#comment-50458 [...] Calacanis’ taunting apparently has met with a deafening silence on Digg and Reddit. And, according to Techcrunch, Calcanis resigned on Thursday. But a few relatively-unknown blogs seem sympathetic to his vision of mixing capitalism with Web media: Pakistani blogger Muhammed Saleem, who has been following the saga, decides that Calacanis’ “farm team” analogy is off, and suggests that Netscape’s recruiting is akin to a pro sports draft. “The top social bookmarkers (at Digg, Reddit, and Netscape) along with non-social bookmarking bloggers essentially become the draft pool for Calacanis & Co.,” Mu writes. “Since no one is competing with them to draft, Netscape gets to name the terms and have their ‘pick of the litter.’” Meanwhile, the blog Quick Online Tips meekly adds: “I believe many such top users will be tempted to opt for Netscape and still enjoy doing what they like and get paid for it.” [...] [...] Calacanis’ taunting apparently has met with a deafening silence on Digg and Reddit. And, according to Techcrunch, Calcanis resigned on Thursday. But a few relatively-unknown blogs seem sympathetic to his vision of mixing capitalism with Web media: Pakistani blogger Muhammed Saleem, who has been following the saga, decides that Calacanis’ “farm team” analogy is off, and suggests that Netscape’s recruiting is akin to a pro sports draft. “The top social bookmarkers (at Digg, Reddit, and Netscape) along with non-social bookmarking bloggers essentially become the draft pool for Calacanis & Co.,” Mu writes. “Since no one is competing with them to draft, Netscape gets to name the terms and have their ‘pick of the litter.’” Meanwhile, the blog Quick Online Tips meekly adds: “I believe many such top users will be tempted to opt for Netscape and still enjoy doing what they like and get paid for it.” [...]

]]> http://www.quickonlinetips.com/archives/2006/11/more-netscape-navigators-beyond-paid-bookmarking/comment-page-1/#comment-50444 targetsuccess.info » Blog Archive » Latest news Wed, 29 Nov 2006 23:09:10 +0000 http://www.quickonlinetips.com/archives/2006/11/more-netscape-navigators-beyond-paid-bookmarking/#comment-50444 [...] Calacanis’ taunting apparently has met with a deafening silence on Digg and Reddit. And, according to Techcrunch, Calcanis resigned on Thursday. But a few relatively-unknown blogs seem sympathetic to his vision of mixing capitalism with Web media: Pakistani blogger Muhammed Saleem, who has been following the saga, decides that Calacanis’ “farm team” analogy is off, and suggests that Netscape’s recruiting is akin to a pro sports draft. “The top social bookmarkers (at Digg, Reddit, and Netscape) along with non-social bookmarking bloggers essentially become the draft pool for Calacanis & Co.,” Mu writes. “Since no one is competing with them to draft, Netscape gets to name the terms and have their ‘pick of the litter.’” Meanwhile, the blog Quick Online Tips meekly adds: “I believe many such top users will be tempted to opt for Netscape and still enjoy doing what they like and get paid for it.” [...] [...] Calacanis’ taunting apparently has met with a deafening silence on Digg and Reddit. And, according to Techcrunch, Calcanis resigned on Thursday. But a few relatively-unknown blogs seem sympathetic to his vision of mixing capitalism with Web media: Pakistani blogger Muhammed Saleem, who has been following the saga, decides that Calacanis’ “farm team” analogy is off, and suggests that Netscape’s recruiting is akin to a pro sports draft. “The top social bookmarkers (at Digg, Reddit, and Netscape) along with non-social bookmarking bloggers essentially become the draft pool for Calacanis & Co.,” Mu writes. “Since no one is competing with them to draft, Netscape gets to name the terms and have their ‘pick of the litter.’” Meanwhile, the blog Quick Online Tips meekly adds: “I believe many such top users will be tempted to opt for Netscape and still enjoy doing what they like and get paid for it.” [...]

]]> http://www.quickonlinetips.com/archives/2006/11/more-netscape-navigators-beyond-paid-bookmarking/comment-page-1/#comment-41748 knight17 Fri, 17 Nov 2006 08:47:48 +0000 http://www.quickonlinetips.com/archives/2006/11/more-netscape-navigators-beyond-paid-bookmarking/#comment-41748 As many top diggers are leaving digg.com becuase of the recent developments in the algorithim..Using Netscape is definetly a good choice for them. As many top diggers are leaving digg.com becuase of the recent developments in the algorithim..Using Netscape is definetly a good choice for them.

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