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Merdeka.or.id | Bloggers, Unite ! (merdeka.or.id):
… . His film was awesome example for a great delivered presentation. That’s why Wired create this How To Wiki just for it. Nice to read! Drupal’s Creator Envisions Web Publishing’s Plug-and-Play Future, Dries Buytaert interview on Webmonkey.Stewart Butterfield resignation letter …

Harvard Business Online's Umair Haque (discussionleader.hbsp.com):
… recently, it had greater traffic than Google - and its investments and acquisitions were premised on eyeballs. Yet, the more Yahoo focused on orthodox sources of advantage, the less it could focus on new DNA. Here's an example: Stewart Butterfield'sbittersweet resignation letterfrom Yahoo, which makes glaringly clear how Yahoo, time and time again, focused on orthodox, industrial-era strategy over fresh DNA. Now, in an irony worthy of the Daily Show, Microsoft's making exactly the same error …

Liao Yusheng | 廖雨笙 (www.liaoyusheng.com):
… Tourism should be increasing, not decreasing. What's wrong with the Chinese government? Apparently, plenty of rooms are still available during the Games. Confused about Chinese family relationship titles?Stewart Butterfield's resignation letter to Yahoo!Flickr co-founders join mass exodus from Yahoo! A 10' x 7' Astro Boy pixel art made from 138,000 recycled Tokyo Metro tickets is on temporary display on the 2nd floor of the Shinjuku Takashimaya …

Taylor Davidson » Photography, Travel, Culture, Change (www.taylordavidson.com):
… But since being acquired by Yahoo, Flickr lost its way. And the Getty - Flickr deal is not going to bring it back. I wonder if this impending Yahoo - Flickr deal is what caused Caterina and Stewart to leave? ReadStewart’s resignation letterand tell me what you think… …

WITMOT? (projectorhead.wordpress.com):
… East-side Angeleno culture in the Far East. [via LA Curbed] The top ten political sex scandals in US history. A helpful guide to the shadowy groups that run the world. Now, THIS is a resignationletter. Geek gets a 15 inch tall robot girlfriend. …

katy lindemann | kitschbitch.com (www.kitschbitch.com):
… The Googlephone (maybe). Android. Nokia maps. I think this one’s a pretty safe bet. Yahoo’s Hack strategy will start to bear fruit and things will look much more optimistic in Sunnyvale this year Er, maybenot. Not unless things start to pick up pretty damn soon. (Coates will kill me, so Fireeagle is obviously excepted!) Mashable’s 2008 Predictions Women & Technology: The influence of women on the Internet and technology is becoming more and more …

Steve Ely (www.steveely.net):
… its organizational structure and management team in the wake of the departure of key executives.  I first noticed this with Flickr founder Stewart Butterfield, who was bound to get extra attention becausehis letter of resignation was a thing of beauty and hilarity.   Few would dare (and still fewer so successfully execute) the lively and lovable tactic of writing the resignation as a fictional (and weird) short story.   Butterfield cast Yahoo as a tin-smithing endeavor that he joined in 1921 and watched …

貝哥哥指南 (beardude.com):
… - 包括Flickr的原創史都華先生，以及Del.icio.us的約書亞同學都棄船了。 …

holgr.com (holgr.com):
… This is actually the best description of the situation. (And no, I don’t readValleywagregularly.) …

holgr.com (holgr.com):
… This is actually the best description of the situation. (And no, I don’t readValleywagregularly.) …

I didn't know! (casper.tumblr.com):
… Letter of resignation from Stewart Butterfield (Flickr co-founder) via Valleywag …

Le meilleur des blogs sur Blogpresso (www.blogpresso.com):
… La semaine dernière, les deux fondateurs du site de partage photo Flickr, Stewart Butterfield et Chatahrina Fake, ont démissionné de Yahoo!, qui avait racheté leur bébé il y a un peu plus d’un an.La lettre de démissionde Butterfield a fait parler d’elle : farfelu à l’extrême, il y raconte combien il est déçu que Yahoo!, qu’il a rejoint en 1921, ait fini par abandonner la production d’étain… …

Light Roast Coffee | Chris Miller: Blog (lightroastcoffee.com):
… I have a prophecy: the internet is going to change by 2010.  I have three predictions: The White Horse: I won’t be using Google, or at least using it as often.  Google is going to have a major competitor.  MaybeMicrohoowill flood billions of dollars into buying itself some customer attention, or, just maybe, like Google did to Microsoft, and Microsoft did to IBM, another company will emerge offering a platform or device that …

Daily Exhaust | Online Journal of Michael Mulvey (blog.thecombustionchamber.com):
… interested anymore, no deal. I don't buy it and I don't think this is the last we'll hear of the whole debacle. On my little consumer/member side of things, I'm feeling the ripples. First off is the exit of Flickr co-founder Stewart Butterfield andhis great resignation letter to Yahoo …

Techmuch.com; Your Daily Tech News (reinouttebrake.blogspot.com):
… Let me start with a nice joke. How to re-sign at Yahoo, click here! Then over to Steward Butterfield, who wrote his resignation likethis. And now the question, Yahoo! what is next?! Senior executives focused on search, e-mail and services such as photo-sharing, are departing, while the company is preparing a reorganization, according to media reports. …

B12 Solipsism (www.b12partners.net):
… Exits: Stewart Butterfield’s bizarre resignation letter to Yahoo …

Articles [Content Nation ™] (contentnation.com):
… You would need a good-sized broom to sweep your way through all of the posts being filed about the exit of Flickr co-founders Caterina Fake and Stewart Butterfield from Yahoo, a departure explained in part by a memo from Butterfieldposted at ValleyWag. Butterfield's tongue-in-cheek memo likens his departure to someone who started his career years ago in a tin foundry that over the years became a forgotten division in a huge conglomerate. Butterfield's point is well-taken. The successes of Flickr as …

B12 Solipsism (www.b12partners.net):
… Exits: Stewart Butterfield’s bizarre resignation letter to Yahoo …

The Drama 2.0 Show (www.drama20show.com):
… Flickr Founder Butterfield’s Resignation Letter Proves Money Can’t Buy Class Posted on June 24, 2008 Filed Under Web 2.0 Kool Aid | 1 Comment Valleywaghas publishedwhat it purports to be Flickr founder Stewart Butterfield’s resignation letter. Flickr, of course, was acquired by Yahoo in 2005 and Butterfield has joined the ranks of the Yahoo employees who have decided to leave following Microsoft …

A Fuller View (afullerview.wordpress.com):
… This comic on The Joy Of Tech is hilarious - true geek humour. And of course lots of other posts around on the exodus at Yahoo. I guess there is no more peanut butter left. btw - Stewart Butterfieldresignation letteris weird and wonderful. …