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Jul 01, 2005

CNET & 43things: User Interfaces Separated at Birth?

Picked up by Steve Rubel... Impersonation is the highest form a flattery, they say.  If that's true then the folks at 43things.com should feel good about C|NET taking their lead by tagging stories.  A ripoff of sorts but still a pretty cool way to look at story trending.  This would make a good diagram for PR firms reporting to their clients what's going on with that pitch they're working on.  Here's an image from 43things followed by C|NET's version. Click on them to enlarge.

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Barry Reicherter on Jul 01, 2005 |

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43Things is great, but the idea didn't come from there. Several other sites have been contributing to this meme for longer. The News.com tags are editor-applied.

Cheers,

John Roberts
CNET News.com product development

Posted by: John Roberts | Jul 06, 2005 at 12:20 AM

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