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The Mez Ledger · Weekly Close March 16 – March 23, 2008 170 stories · Vol. 08 · Catalogue 12 · Issue 83 Get it by email ↓
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Why Not To Do A Startup

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Business 21 stories

  1. Why Not To Do A Startup

  2. Test your stock-picking skills with instant feedback. Most common word from my users: "addicting".

  3. My create-your-own-social-news-site startup is live. Feedback appreciated.

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  1. Startups can do email marketing for free, from CakeMail

  2. Five reasons why a recession is a good time to start a company

  3. Black Swans - unexpected movements in financial markets.

  4. Wall Street fears for next Great Depression

Sports 10 stories

  1. An Ingenious Video Game That Looks Like It Was Designed by a Third-Grader

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  1. Wine 1.0 is finally coming out, 15 years after project started

  2. Two Startups Battle Over Who Invented Risk-Like War Game First

  3. Wubi - Trying Linux on Windows

Technology 121 stories

  1. You weren't meant to have a boss

  2. New Video of BigDog Quadruped Robot Is So Stunning It's Spooky

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  1. The mortgage crisis, in cartoon form (has cursing, maybe NSFW?)

  2. Coding Horror: Paul Graham's Participatory Narcissism

  3. Sci-fi guru Arthur Clarke dies at 90

  4. Is it down for everyone or just me?

  5. Mark Pilgrim on Joel Spolsky’s “Martian Headsets”

Entertainment 5 stories

  1. The Feel Good Initiative. Discover new music daily.

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  1. Apple to offer unlimited free iTunes music to iPod/iPhone owners

  2. Songkick’s concert recommendation engine: It goes to 11

  3. For Scientists, a Beer Test Shows Results as a Litmus Test

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