Another Kindle Projection: 500,000 Sales This Year (AMZN)Source: Bus. Insider
Once the company gets to scale, if Amazon can get 6 million subscribers who buy two books a month (or 1 book and a newspaper subscription), Amazon could make $0.42 -- almost one-third of this year's EPS -- from the Kindle, Khan says.
Satellite Radio Is DeadSource: itmanagement.earthweb.com
Excerpt: I hate to say it, but somebody has to: Satellite radio will come crashing down to Earth within the next two years. The newly merged Sirius XM Radio is already living on borrowed time -- and borrowed money -- and simply will not and cannot survive.
Domino's Lets TiVo Users Order Pizza Via TV Source: MediaPost | Online Media Daily
Why get up? Now, couch potatoes who subscribe to TiVo can order a Domino's Pizza through the service, thanks to an agreement between the two companies.
A Tiny Staff, Tracking People Across the GlobeSource: The New York Times
It has an editorial staff of one and annual advertising revenues of less than $2,000. It charges its subscribers nothing and pays most contributors the same. Mapping the settlement of Latino poultry workers is its idea of a sexy piece.
RSS: Best Design Practices And IconsSource: Smashing Magazine
RSS is extremely simple and yet so powerful. Not only does every weblog need it for content syndication; the number of RSS subscribers is a metric for weblog's popularity and its success in the blogosphere. However, although millions do use RSS, hundreds of millions don't.
An Evil Way to Increase RSS StatsSource: jonlee.ca
Earlier this week I wrote a post discussing why a huge spike in traffic will cause an abnormal spike in RSS readership. All the theories I suggested are just that, theories.
BlackBerry system failure snarls serviceSource: Yahoo! News
BlackBerry system failure snarls service
A system outage blocked BlackBerry e-mail service on Wednesday, frustrating users of the addictive mobile devices.

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