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Saturday, February 11, 2006

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vinnie mirchandani

I agree - I do not go to memeorandum much because as I have raised with Gabe it is too focused on web 2.0 stuff, not enough on enterprise stuff as I wrote in ths post.

http://dealarchitect.typepad.com/deal_architect/2006/01/of_firemen_and_.html

I did weigh in today on memeorandum on the Google domains because it has enterprise implications here

http://dealarchitect.typepad.com/deal_architect/2006/02/vendor_bias_and.html

Brian Phipps

I've cut way back on Memeorandum, too. The noise level was getting out of hand. Now I treat it mostly as a cloud display, just to scan the Web 2.0 issue of the moment.

A lot of posters are vying for link attention, and that does skew the news. If anything is important, I assume it will show up in my regular set of feeds within a few days, with a lot of the hype stripped away.

Actually, what I'd like to see is a "Deep-orandum," a site where 2 or 3 incisive analyses might be found on a key issue. That would certainly help with intelligence gathering.

Warner Crocker

Fascinating that this incisive post didn't make it onto Memeorandum yet.

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