Mark Cuban writes in his post “Beating Google” that one way to beat Google is to pay the owners of sites in the top 5 slots of the results page for the most popular keywords to remove their sites from the Google index. Thus, Microsoft (or Yahoo or a new competitor) could claim [...]

I have noticed a meme in the constant conversation about revenue models for web services recently. People are proposing a version of the “freemium” business model with the following twist: a product has slightly intrusive (but contextually relevant) ads baked in that users can remove by paying a small monthly fee.
I understand the [...]

I launched TwitterSnooze informally late Monday of last week, so I thought I’d write a quick post with one week worth of stats. When I first launched the script, I thought I would wait a month before writing a post about usage, but I can see now that, based on the current usage rate, [...]