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It's been a long time since we've heard anything about Yahoo! Maps and just when we thought that Yahoo! had forgotten all about the map service, Yahoo! has surprised us by performing a major update to Yahoo! Maps.

If you can't buy Yahoo, AOL could be a consolation prize for those who won't be able to challenge Microsoft's Yahoo bid. It's not the company everyone thinks will buy it.

FeedBurner is the only service (that I know of) that will re-publish a blogs feed in order to get feed stats. Being such a great service, many users use it only to figure out how many readers their blogs have.

Whether you are creating an ad, direct mail copy, or writing a blog post, the fastest way to screw up your message is to forget who you’re trying to target. The best strategy for creating a targeted message is to imagine your target prospect in the chair right across from you. What would you tell him/her? How would you speak to them?

Time for stating the obvious: wealthier people are more likely to have computers, Internet access and credit cards with nice elastic limits.

Upon hearing that the big name in search has been objecting strenuously to having its name used as a verb, Yahoo decided to have some fun with the controversy.

The fevered speculation about a possible Google and Sun effort to make a hosted version of OpenOffice available should now come to an end. Finally, the two tech companies have come out and stomped on the hysteria about a hosted "Google Office" package.

Do you remember being told to use the "sandwich" technique when you needed to reprimand someone? Let me give you an example: