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Archive for November, 2005

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NYTimesSelect: Off to a Good Start

Posted by Dan Grossman on November 9th, 2005

NYTimes reports that their TimesSelect program (which provides access to op-ed content and archives, among other things, for $50/year or $8/month) now has 270,000 subscribers just two months after launching. Half of that number represents paying users; the other half gets TimesSelect free as part of their home delivery subscription. According to […]

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The First XBox 360 Ad?

Posted by Dan Grossman on November 5th, 2005

Microsoft has a new (perhaps the first) commercial for XBox 360 (via Alex Barnett). I like it.
Update (11/8): On the same topic, here’s Sony’s new ad for the PSP. Interesting how neither ad features a specific game or shows any product feature.

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Mechanical Turks and Web Services: Amazon.com’s Latest Innovation

Posted by Dan Grossman on November 4th, 2005

Much of the recent news coverage on Amazon.com focuses on their emerging program to let consumers purchase online access to pages or chapters of books. Although it’s a worthwhile initiative, I don’t find it very exciting. I just prefer paper to monitor when reading a lot of material (I might feel differently […]

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