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"...there wasn't enough coverage by the mainstream or the blogosphere...the real opportunity was to become a place for people to publish commentary and stories."

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There's a better way, canadian meds viagra. When services start mixing and syndicating useful data from the 4 W vectors then we'll start seeing information come to people instead.

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Dave Winer intuitively noted, "Advertising will get more and more targeted until it disappears, because perfectly targeted advertising is just information. And that's good!"

I like that vision, but there's more to it.

When someone connects the way information surfaces for people and the transactions that become possible as a result, a big new world is going to emerge.