EMI Drops DRM Restrictions On iTunes

Google Maps Reverts To Pre-Katrina Images for NO

Google is coming under criticism for rolling back satellite imagery of New Orleans, replacing the images of post-Katrina New Orleans with older, pre-hurricane photos that show the city in a much cleaner condition than is the reality. In this article by The Age, Google says it is only offering the best images it has, and that there are many factors that went into the change:

Make Your Words Captivate

Does the thought of writing give you a sinking feeling? Do you find yourself falling asleep at the keyboard? What follows are ten unique tips to boost the clarity of your written words. “Why should I care?,” you say?

Bad Plan and a Bad CMS Implementation

One of the biggest mistakes really large publishers make today is doing SEO like it’s 1999. They throw up hundreds, thousands, and sometimes millions of pages, with the belief that more is better. This has grown exponentially with web 2.0 and blogging apps and cross-tagging, listing and publishing content in multiple spots. Here’s an example that’s pretty typical of a problem I see with alarming…

A Citizen Media Venture

Arianna Huffington, whose Huffington Post is working on a “citizen media” venture with NewAssignment.net (which I wrote about in an earlier post), has an interesting perspective on the future of newspapers in a recent post.

“Why I Must Pay Up Front”

This is the sixth part in a ten part series. Read Previous Posts Here. This is a very common objection and it is often used as a hello test, so handling it properly is very important: