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Johnnie Moore

Johnnie Moore

I’m Johnnie Moore, and I help people work better together

With all this talk of looming battles or alliances between the behemoths of Google Microsoft, and various Media Empires let’s keep an eye out for the little guy.

In which spirit, I was troubled by my friend Jack Yan’s series of issues with Google’s Blogger subsidiary unilaterally deleting content.

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Slowing down to innovate

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links for 2010-04-17

Chris Corrigan » To free the innocent Chris describes what sounds like an amazing gathering of those finally released as innocent after decades in jail. "I was struck today how