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@bohoe @EvertB Actually they do. They also use it more than net/org/biz/info/etc. Some very interesting usage patterns in .ie ccTLD. about 6 hours ago from web in reply to bohoe
@mneylon Press release recycling without any analysis? about 17 hours ago from web in reply to mneylon
@marklittlenews Q for Jimbo: Was Searchwikia an idea before its time? 5:07 AM Nov 26th from web in reply to marklittlenews
@adrianweckler The web breaks those walled gardens - then what happens to the columnists online? 9:43 AM Nov 23rd from web in reply to adrianweckler
@adrianweckler A newspaper is a walled garden in print. But on the web, everyone has an opinion. 9:38 AM Nov 23rd from web in reply to adrianweckler
@adrianweckler Newspapers effectively aggregate columnists.Without that aggregation columnists would not (generally) have large readership. 9:34 AM Nov 23rd from web in reply to adrianweckler
@adrianweckler The news is from Murdoch's competitors (online/broadcast). With PayTV Murdoch had morons (BSB) for competiton in the UK. 9:31 AM Nov 23rd from web in reply to adrianweckler
@adrianweckler The best example of how vulnerable newspapers are online is the repeat audience of their columnists' standalone blogs. 9:30 AM Nov 23rd from web in reply to adrianweckler
@adrianweckler Murdoch has a gatekeeper role on UK PayTV with Sky. He is trying the same thing with the web. But the competition is bigger. 9:28 AM Nov 23rd from web in reply to adrianweckler
@adrianweckler Online? Murdoch's competitors. They would get more traffic that could be monetised. 9:26 AM Nov 23rd from web in reply to adrianweckler
@adrianweckler The Irish Times bungled PPV and its tech journos became non-entities overnight. It gave ENN/Siliconrep their opportunity. 9:23 AM Nov 23rd from web in reply to adrianweckler
@adrianweckler Yep. But the only differentiator that newspapers have is their columnists. The news is available elsewhere. 9:21 AM Nov 23rd from web in reply to adrianweckler
@adrianweckler Perhaps some technology journos don't understand how Murdoch does business. Newspapers have a non-sticky audience online. 9:12 AM Nov 23rd from web in reply to adrianweckler
@findub Old IEDR running the reg was the doomsday scenario. Much of the legislation was to prevent that mess from happening again. 9:59 AM Nov 20th from web in reply to findub
@mneylon @mathieuweill Well the Irish gov had to act and formalise the position of the registry and legislate for a doomsday scenario. :) 9:54 AM Nov 20th from web in reply to mneylon
@mathieuweill @mneylon Legislating for govt overview of registries is rather serious. I wonder if it will be based on the Irish model? 9:43 AM Nov 20th from web in reply to mathieuweill
@eoink Interesting stuff especially the cluster of tech journos. 6:57 AM Nov 18th from web in reply to eoink
@davork Dotster has tens of thousands of .eu doms cyberwarehoused via Irish front company. Ultsearch has thousands. No action from Eurid. 5:45 AM Nov 14th from web in reply to davork
@davork around 80% of Irish and UK businesses did not get their .eu during sunrise. It was a complete mess. 5:43 AM Nov 14th from web in reply to davork
@mneylon Eurid treats .eu like it was just a Belgian ccTLD without relevance to the EU. It can't market .eu domains at all. 5:28 AM Nov 14th from web in reply to mneylon