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2007-11-26
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The Mez Ledger · Weekly Close November 19 – November 26, 2007 169 stories · Vol. 07 · Catalogue 48 · Issue 330 Get it by email ↓
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2001: Business Week explains why Apple stores won't work

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Business 19 stories

  1. 2001: Business Week explains why Apple stores won't work

  2. Why Being Outside Silicon Valley is Good for Startups

  3. Minimum Startup Overhead: Coffee Shop Programmer

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  1. British economy suffers brain drain as skilled workers take flight

  2. The 20 Worst Venture Capital Investments of All Time

  3. How I recovered my hard drive by double-boiling it

  4. Possibly the only CEO ever described as anti-establishment, a communist, and a socialistic anarchist

Sports 4 stories

  1. You'll never be this good at games...

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  1. Microsoft admits recently discovered Windows 2000 flaw exists in XP too

  2. Mobile Web: So Close Yet So Far

  3. Game Development Archeology: Zelda on Game Boy comes with source

Technology 129 stories

  1. Tim Berners-Lee - Giant Global Graph

  2. The Future of Reading (a play in 6 acts)

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  1. Why I Program In Ruby (And Maybe Why You Shouldn't)

  2. The Secret Strategies Behind Many "Viral" Videos

  3. Signs You're a Crappy Programmer (and don't know it)

  4. Sharing what matters

  5. Skittr, a Twitter clone that scales easily, written in 170 lines of Scala and lift

Entertainment 7 stories

  1. Justin.tv a Finalist in the Amazon Startup Challenge

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  1. MIT students being badass on the big screen -- the '21' movie trailer (Bringing Down The House)

  2. Atlas Shrugged movie in 2008 (Angelina Jolie as Dagny Taggart)

  3. Pandora now includes Classical music

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