- Mozilla exec encourages Firefox users switch to Bing :: Apparently Google’s Chrome is upsetting some over at Mozilla’s HQ. Is Google becoming the new Microsoft?
- A one year alternative to the MBA
- The Copenhagen Summit is in trouble already
- Rich Reilly has some advice for Tiger Woods on improving his image. I have read a bunch of articles that are similar and all of them go by the assumption that Tiger is actually a nice guy who made some mistakes. Here is a question for you to consider, what if Tiger is really a jerk who has no respect for people around him, his family, or women. What if what we just saw over the last couple of weeks is the real Tiger and everything else is a result of a carefully managed career. I’m just saying… Devil Ball Blog has some more on the media’s relationship with Tiger Woods.
- I really like this rustic cabin in the Australian Outback
- Judges and lawyers in Florida can no longer be Facebook friends :: What about being Twitter followers?
- Must-read profile of Erik Prince, former CEO of Blackwater turned aspiring high school teacher
- The Ryan Leaf magic lives on
- I am torn. While I think that Danica Patrick is vastly overrated, she is now racing for JR Motorsports. As a member of Junior Nation I just have to accept that my NASCAR world is doomed. I now understand why Mark cheers for Jeff Gordon.
- Roy Williams has a fan ejected after he (kind of) taunts a UNC player.
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Actually the part about Asa Dosler recommending Bing over Google had more to do with recent announcement regarding privacy by their CEO that reflected such a misunderstanding about privacy that he suggested that based on Bing’s better privacy policy people might want to switch to using it for their searches.