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    March 11, 2006

    Rob Curley IMA Keynote Podcast

    From IT Conversations, this podcast of Rob Curley's (formerly editor of LJWorld.com) talk on how they are responding to aggregators' inroads into "local" by going "hyperlocal" online.  Yet again the recurring theme is imagination and not cost as the constraint.

    http://www.itconversations.com/audio/download/ITConversations-550.mp3

    March 11, 2006 |

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