Tag Archives: Firefox

Facebook popularity will decline because of a wrong business model

Posted on February 22, 2008 by vanelsas

In Dutch culture people rarely stand out of a crowd. There are a lot of sayings that (badly translated) essentially say something like: “just act normal, that’s crazy enough”, or “don’t stick your head out”. We all try to fit … Continue reading →

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Browsing can be a family experience

Posted on January 30, 2008 by vanelsas

The past few weeks I have been testing a new Firefox extension called Glubble. Disclaimer: I know the people behind the Glubble team and I am a fan of their work. Just a quick line on what Glubble is. Glubble … Continue reading →

Posted in avigation on the Internet, Children, Family browsing, Firefox, Glubble, Uncategorized | Tagged , , , , | Leave a comment

A new corner in the future of advertising

Posted on September 21, 2007 by vanelsas

John Battelle pointed me to an excellent article by Kevin Kelly called “A new corner in the future of advertising“. In this in-depth analysis Kevin suggests that the introduction of Google Gadget adds might lead to a future in which … Continue reading →

Posted in advertisement, Firefox, future of advertisement, Google Gadget Ads, John Battelle, Kevin Kelly | Tagged , , , , , | 4 Comments

Freedom is worth at least 600Mln Dollar

Posted on September 18, 2007 by vanelsas

The European Commission just fined Microsoft for an amount of some 613Mln US dollar (different news items seem to contradict each other on the amount, read about it here for example). That is a whole lot of money. But what … Continue reading →

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