Computer scientist and theologian Noreen Herzfeld finds a rapture-related website. We are momentarily giddy.
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Jim Hancock discusses the future of the music industry in light of an interview between Wired magazine and Universal Music Group CEO Doug Morris.
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The Future of Information Organization
The architecture and application of information technology changes the ecology of information.
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Webware.com, a recently launched website by CNET, focuses on the fundamental shift underway in how people use computers and the Internet.
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Dan Wooldridge summarizes the Pew Research Center’s findings on the impact of the internet on American politics.
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Two years after launching a universal book-scanning program that set a lot of publishers teeth on edge (and sent some running to their lawyers), Google is getting credit for turning "searchers into consumers."
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High Touch Fights Back in an Era of High Tech
Dan Wooldridge notes that in an ever increasingly technologically connected culture, people may be realizing that true relationships and friendships require more than digital chatter. Can face to face be making a comeback?
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design, technology, business, life
design, technology, business, life
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tracking the rise of the amateur
Jeff Howe is a contributing editor at Wired Magazine, where he covers the entertainment industry, among other subjects.
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Design, Technology, Business, Life
Simplicity = Sanity. This is the premise of the book for an overly complicated and increasingly complex world. Ten laws to help us move toward simplicity in design, technology, business and life.
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A Washington Post story reports that the term most frequently entered in AOL’s search engine between March and May 2006 was the word Google. In fact, three of the top ten search terms include the word Google. Now that’s market penetration.
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In July 2006 Google, the noun, was officially elevated to a verb, meaning "to use the Google search engine to obtain information on the internet," by not one but two leading English language dictionaries. Google did not take the news well.
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According to a report in TechCrunch, Firefox, the Mozilla Foundation’s free web browser now commands a 13 percent global marketplace share – up from 8.7 percent in just over a year.
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Google just launched a new search portal for all things governmental. Google U.S. Government Search narrows search results to federal, state and local government web sites, producing better results for the searcher.
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AdAge reports advertising dollars were up in Q1 2006 . . . but not for everyone.
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