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What’s the future of advertising?

In many respects, the future of advertising lies on the Internet. However, despite much the same audience being present as in print, TV and radio, the rules are very different…

Information is a weapon

It’s maybe an artifact of our time that we assume the idea of information being a weapon is as symptom of our very modern world. In fact, information has challenged our world for many centuries…

A business case for WordPress

WordPress as a CMS (Content Management System) commands a great deal of respect, as do its developers. And while the Open Source heritage of WordPress is laudable, is it time to consider offering tools to “incentivize” commercial development?

Apple TV gets bad reception

As of Macworld 2008, someone pressed the reset button on the Apple TV. While there’s some nice additions to the Apple home media player, is it good enough to be called Apple TV 2.0?

The WSJ doesn’t get Social Media

The Wall Street Journal appears to be running some kind of hybridized free / paid-for service. Erick Schonfeld of TechCrunch is just about right — in time, every major news agency will go advert-supported…