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- Arianna Huffington makes waves on the Web
  Posted by Jeff from MSNBC
  Her site - HuffingtonPost.com - has blossomed from a handful of staff to 50 and an audience of nearly 15 million visitors a month. Her Internet newspaper is attracting eyeballs and advertising that might otherwise gravitate to traditional media outlets. The site is also helping to set the media's agenda.
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- 3 Guys in a Garage Launches $100 Challenge for Investor Leads
  Posted by colinmcnab
  A digital media incubator called 3 Guys in a Garage has launched an innovative social networking challenge to gain leads to potential investors. It’s banking on the power of social networks and word-of-mouth to finance its new media ideas. “Here is a way for you to get involved as a virtual venture capitalist, by using your networks to help us find investors. We’ll give $100 for each referral that leads to investment. Our goal is 100 referrals that lead to $500,000 investment.”
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- Big Media Allies With '3 Guys in a Garage'
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  "3 Guys In A Garage is doing joint ventures with traditional media companies to launch consumer Internet products within six months for $500,000 or less. Big Media needs the innovative ideas and faster speed-to-market that we have, and we need the funding and marketing resources that they have. So, it makes sense to collaborate."
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- Which came first, network news or public’s short attention span?
  Posted by VincebusEruptum from Scholarsandrogues
  A principal reason for the decline by half of network evening news ratings is the public’s short attention span. That’s what former NBC Nightly News anchor Tom Brokaw told CNN’s Howard Kurtz on his “Reliable News” program Sunday while discussing the low ratings endured by the CBS Evening News under anchor Katie Couric...
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- New Media - The Daily Show
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  Lewis Black reports that the conservative alternative to YouTube is actually YouTube.
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stephanie comments on:
Arianna Huffington makes waves on the Web

I stopped going to the Huffington Post when it became Hillary Clinton Bashing Central.

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11:49 pm 6/09/08
theauthor comments on:
Arianna Huffington makes waves on the Web

It’s a great site to visit if you don’t mind the occasional terrorist propaganda piece.
The huff is the site that actually ridiculed the Bush administration for catching the Ft Dix six before they carried out their plans. I’m not exagerating or taking anything out of context. They posted a piece that actually chastised the admin for preventing an attack.

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7:46 pm 6/09/08
papadavid comments on:
Arianna Huffington makes waves on the Web

we all have our plus’s and minus’s, jeff. and, yes, you are (understandably) biased on this one. god bless and keep up the good work!
david

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12:46 pm 6/08/08
Jeff comments on:
Arianna Huffington makes waves on the Web
I am biased...but I find her site to be fairly sensationalized (headlines exaggerated often) and the bloggers too self-aggrandized.
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12:35 pm 6/04/08
seefood comments on:
3 Guys in a Garage Launches $100 Challenge for Investor Leads

“a solid Benjamin”?...sounds like a ponzi scheme.

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9:58 am 1/23/08