Weekend Reading: Links from w/c 9th February

Posted on February 15, 2009
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Here’s some weekend reading from links that I’ve collected in the last week:

News | Google closes radio advertising arm – NMA – First Print, now Radio. Google's ambitions in the offline world continue to fall away.
Interview with web entrepreneur Shakil Khan – An insightful and funny interview with the one and only Shak.

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