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If less than ten percent of the world's population demonstrates an interest in something, "something" may suck.  Or it might just not have caught on yet, and a new white paper expresses this opinion of short-form video clips for mobile devices.

Valleywag today compares Facebook vs. Linked In. I’ve been thinking about the same thing lately. I have hundreds of emails waiting to be answered (I answered a bunch yesterday, but it just caused MORE email to come back in so now I’m behind again — thankfully I’ll be offline in a plane headed to a BEA event in Atlanta so I’ll have lots of time to answer emails).

Stephen Colbert, host of Comedy Central's news analysis mockup, "The Colbert Report," had a big year on the Internet. In addition to orchestrating a "wikiality" check for Wikipedia, Colbert attracted the second most number of links to a blog covering the White House correspondents' dinner.

I've talked with several friends about LinkedIn since the Business 2.0 puff piece profile hit the Web - calling the service "MySpace for Grownups" - and the reaction to the company ranges from puzzled indifference to outright revulsion.

The company's association with Oemji.com, a firm labeled by several security companies as one that may be enabling click fraud through its software tools, has been called into question due to its advertising relationship with Yahoo.

A group of scientists have discovered evidence that leads them to believe increasing amounts of greenhouse gases may be responsible for increasing ocean temperatures.

Getting linked is the very simple concept of having other web sites link to yours.