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Yarchive is a sizable archive of Usenet posts collected by Norman Yarvin. The topics range from metalworking to gun to nuclear energy.
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LifeLock is the company that advertises its identity theft protection service by plastering its CEO's social security number on billboards all over the US. Doesn't work so well, apparently.
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I run UK & EMEA digital strategy for Cohn & Wolfe during the day, and I make iPhone games with Hard Six Games in my spare time. Nothing you read here is the perspective of Cohn & Wolfe or any of its clients.
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greatest hits
- app store ratings are broken
6 September 2009 - google reader is all the social network that i need
27 May 2009 - web memoriam 2009: memepool
24 March 2009 - my favorite 2009 super bowl ads etc
2 February 2009 - the ditch button: reverse engineering airbus crisis PR
21 January 2009 - sarah palin fights the future
13 November 2008
Yarchive is awesome. Did you see Jason Scott's excellent "Heroes of Usenet" panel at ROFLCon?
http://roflcon.org/2010/06/01/the-heroes-of-usenet-complete-video/
Posted by: Jon Bellinger | 14 July 2010 at 05:16 PM