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I started this part of the blog when I was a reporter at the erstwhile Business 2.0 magazine in San Francisco. Business 2.0 was a Time Inc. magazine that focused on innovation in business. In the course of my work, I came across interesting companies and business ideas. Honestly, I wasn't totally crazy about blogging about Web 2.0, especially since one of my B2 mentors was doing it much better. But I found some interesting stuff, and I'm still interested in business. I left Business 2.0 to try my hand at teaching science, and now I'm back to the world of media, research and writing.
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Outside.In -- Or, the Need to Better Coax Users
I got pretty excited when I saw Gina Trapani's post today on Lifehacker about a new local-data aggregator, outside.in. (Not, sadly, about improving public spaces and parks in India. But a creative way of using the top level domain!) Basically,...