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September 10, 2009’s Posts.

  1. The down and dirty revolution

    Good post on how journalism (and other corporate enterprise) could benefit from getting a little messier

  2. W3C on open goverment data

    The people behind the Web standards offer some best practices for governments looking to open their data

  3. Ready to pay the price

    Advertisers and readers may finally be ready to see the online medium as a place worthy of paying for.

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