Friday, October 7, 2011

BREAKING NEWS: Cardinals Advance to NLCS

St. Louis Cardinals beat Philadelphia Phillies to advance to the National League Championship Series

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BREAKING NEWS: Brewers Advance to NLCS

Milwaukee Brewers beat Arizona Diamondbacks to advance to the National League Championship Series

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Today in Slate: Is There an "Obama Effect" on Crime? Plus, Ron Rosenbaum on Steve Jobs

Today: October 7, 2011

Steve Jobs and Me

He said my 1971 article inspired him. His iBook obsessed me.

By Ron Rosenbaum

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Is There an "Obama Effect" on Crime?

A surprising new theory for the continuing crime decline among black Americans.

By James Verini

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Stop Following Me!

I'm being stalked by a man on Twitter. And it's my dad.

By Katherine Goldstein

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After 10 Years, U.S. War in Afghanistan "Halfway Done"

The Supreme Court's Comedy Duo Brings Its Show to Congress

Perfect Weekend: Andrew Haigh's Amazingly Good Gay Romantic Comedy

Street Photographer Suggests There's No Such Thing as Unique

Could Acid Make You As Creative as Steve Jobs?

Beware The Ides of March: George Clooney and Ryan Gosling stumble in this failed political thriller.

Dear Prudence: My Wife Doesn't Want Sex, So I Visit Prostitutes. Should I Stop?

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The Onion Daily Dispatch - October 07, 2011

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Vikings Sticking With McNabb Because They Hate Him 10.07.11 MINNEAPOLIS—In a press conference Thursday, Minnesota head coach Leslie Frazier made it clear Donovan McNabb would remain the team’s quarterback for the foreseeable future, as Frazier and every other person in the Vikings organization completely despises the 12-year veteran and enjoys nothing more than seeing him fail.

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How Much Revenue Can Twitter Eventually Generate?

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	How Much Revenue Can Twitter Eventually Generate? If you compare Twitter to other display ad based businesses, it appears the company will not be generating gobs of revenue in the future. Pascal Emmanuel Gobry at our own Business Insider Research took a look at the amount of revenue that comes from a unique visitor to display ad based business to get an idea about Twitter's potential. As you can see, it varies. He thinks logged out Twitter users would generate an amount similar to Demand Media, and logged in users would generate something just shy of what Facebook gets. Using those numbers, he puts the per user revenue number at $2. With 400 million users, that puts the Twitter opportunity at $800 million annually, right now. As Twitter grows, so should its revenue. But, somewhat surprisingly, Gobry notes that even if Twitter doubles in size to 800 million users -- a huge number -- its revenue would still come in at just $2 billion annually. The bottom line for Twitter: If it wants to be a huge business, it's going to have to figure out a creative model that does more than just display ads. Read the full analysis here → Read »

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