Noted: Some remaindered items we’ve missed along the way.
- The founder of the Geek Squad says, if he were starting it today, he’d make it a mobile development company and not a computer repair company. (Video)
- Salon criticizes “disaster porn.”
- Ad Age looks at the time-honored (OK, Since-Wednesday-Honored) question: “Is the IPad Publishing’s Savior?“
- WSJ Adds Travel Booking Services To Its Wine Business. What – no beer? (paidContent)
- Procter & Gamble is making Facebook a central piece of its marketing efforts in 2010
- McGraw talked. Now look what happened.
- BTW: The iPad isn’t legal. Not yet, anyway.
- Old and Moldy: Citizen Journalists. New and Sexy: Citizen Cartographers. Maps want to be free. Men just don’t want to read them.
- A-Space, the social network for spies. We told you, and now we have to kill you.
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