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The Mez Ledger · Monthly Close October 18 – November 17, 2008 763 stories · Vol. 08 · Catalogue 47 · Issue 322 Get it by email ↓
The month's top story

Balsamiq hits $100,000 in revenue

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What dominated November

3 stories that ran all month
  1. Technology

    Using CouchDB with Django

    7 of 30 days · 7 articles

  2. Business

    Review my startup: YouIntern.com

    5 of 30 days · 5 articles

  3. Business

    Marketing Lessons From The US Election

    4 of 30 days · 4 articles

Business 78 stories

  1. Balsamiq hits $100,000 in revenue

  2. The End of Wall Street's Boom

  3. Let G.M. go bankrupt

  4. How Porsche fleeced hedge funds and roiled the world’s financial markets

Show 10 more
  1. Microsoft to Give Free Software to Startups

  2. Review my startup: YouIntern.com

  3. Why startup pitches fail

  4. Techies Vs. The Business

  5. The Young Man's Business Model

  6. The world’s most super-designed data center – fit for a James Bond villain

  7. Reduce Your Business Costs With Free Stuff

  8. Why take your startup 'all-cloud'? A founder explains

  9. Rules for startups

  10. One Big Reason For Apple's Market Share Gains.

Sports 35 stories

  1. Weebly (YC winter 07) scores 1 million users, reaches profitability

  2. Clever hack by small Bay Area high school team transforms football

Show 6 more
  1. CSSHttpRequest (CHR) is a method for cross-domain AJAX using CSS for transport.

  2. Baseball statistician tries politics and bats almost one thousand

  3. Windows is a Ghetto

  4. Trying out Windows on Amazon

  5. First look at Windows 7

  6. Sun Loses Co-Founder to Start-Up

Technology 538 stories

  1. Some straight talk from Jason Fried of 37s

  2. Rackspace acquire Slicehost

  3. Bill Gates' mysterious new company

Show 9 more
  1. Introducing Google Earth for iPhone

  2. “Single?” Lawn Signs Conquer the American Landscape

  3. Full videos from Merbcamp 2008 now available

  4. A programmer's view of the Universe, part 1: The fish

  5. Don’t Mistake Ambition for Entitlement

  6. Let's End Adolescence

  7. Stefano’s Linotype: Why Programmers Suck at CSS Design (CSS Guide)

  8. How people really use the iPhone

  9. Amazon Moving To Frustration-Free Packaging

Entertainment 14 stories

  1. Flickr reverse engineers the shapes of continents, countries, cities, and neighborhoods.

  2. Why thinking in the shower may be an ideal model for "creative pause"

Show 6 more
  1. Unhappy people watch TV, happy people read/socialize

  2. Loopt (YC 2005) featured in iPhone TV ad

  3. I (the person working on dashboard) respond to HN et al

  4. Lala May Have Just Built The Next Revolution In Digital Music

  5. Justin.tv goes High Def

  6. MySpace, Auditude, And MTV Have Just Figured Out How To Monetize Online Video

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