"I'd guess it's a pretty low percentage of folks who actively try to get the Wall Street Journal by repeatedly searching on Google. Full Article at Martin Stabe

“Twitter is a new way to do customer relationship management,” says media veteran John Battelle, founder of The Industry Standard and more recently founder and CEO of Federated Media Publishing. Full Article at Federated Media Blog

The Bad: Sheds little new light on Google's impact. The Bottom Line: Auletta largely delivers on his book's promise. Full Article at Business Week

The pioneering female executive, first at AT&T and later at HP, has also been a book author and breast cancer survivor. Full Article at The Bloggers' Times

After months of talk about solutions that would rev up job growth and the economy, today the House Financial Service Committee may finally adopt a true bipartisan stimulus. Led by Democratic Reps. Full Article at Openmarket.org

AOL CEO Tim Armstong, interviewed by John Battelle at Web 2.0 in San Francisco, gave a thumbs up to the future of the Yellow Pages – at least, the Internet Yellow Pages. Full Article at The Local Onliner

Speakers at last week’s Web 2.0 conference in San Francisco mused about the future of journalism with moderator John Battelle. “We’re living in an era of great change all over the place,” noted New York Times Digital Head Martin Niesenholtz. Full Article at The Local Onliner

I’d thought I’d heard it all in the debate over Google and newspapers, but this week Wall Street Journal managing editor Robert Thomson took it up a notch. He accused Google of making people slutty. Full Article at Silicon Alley Insider

There was no shortage of news at the 2009 Web 2.0 Summit in San Francisco. Full Article at eWeek

SAN FRANCISCO--Tim Armstrong is such a tease. "We have been working on something for the last three months that I think is a fairly substantial shift in our technology," he said. Full Article at Journerdism

As it braces to be spun off and struggles with revenue, Time Warner's AOL Internet unit is busy crafting a new strategy focused around content creation that represents a shift in its focus, AOL's CEO Tim Armstrong said Thursday. Full Article at InfoWorld

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 23, 2009 (AFP) - Google co-founder Sergey Brin on Thursday expressed amazement at resistance to the Internet giant's efforts to digitize the world's books and lamented a deal to have Microsoft handle online search at Yahoo! Full Article at Zawya.com

Hat tip to Danny Sullivan for pointing out the above panel at Web 2.0 Summit, which featured Robert Thomson, Wall Street Journal chief, and Marrissa Mayer head of search products at Google, plus Martin Nisenholtz, The New York Times Company, and Eric... Full Article at SiliconValleyWatcher.com

IDG News Service - Google cofounder and President of Technology Sergey Brin made a surprise appearance at the Web 2.0 Summit on Thursday, answering a variety of questions on hot-button issues affecting the search company. Full Article at ComputerWorld

Sergey Brin Drops in at Web 2.0 Summit Written by Nicole Ferraro 10/22/2009 Post a comment no ratings Login to Rate DISCUSS Digg Del.icio.us Reddit Email This TWEET THIS SAN FRANCISCO -- Web 2.0 Summit -- While waiting for AOL LLC 's newest CEO Tim... Full Article at Internet Evolution

Google's Sergey Brin decided to drop by the Web 2.0 Summit on Thursday afternoon to spend a few minutes chatting with program chair John Battelle. Full Article at TechWeb

At the Web 2.0 Summit today in San Francisco AOL’s chairman and CEO Tim Armstrong took the stage for a discussion with Federated Media’s John Battelle. Full Article at Silicon Alley Insider

Relief that the economy appears to be on the mend is proving to be a common sentiment at the Web 2.0 Summit this year. In an interview with Web 2.0 Summit program chair John Battelle, Otellini said that PC sales are looking up. Full Article at TechWeb

We have to hand it to John Battelle, Tim O'Reilly and the other folks behind the Web 2.0 Summit: They really know how to put on a show. Full Article at The Industry Standard