Major Media Explores Web 2.0

In the past week, USA Today has jumped into the water of Web 2.0 by adopting a social media platform to allow readers and editors to begin having a conversation. This is yet another significant benchmark in adoption of social media. USA Today is a well known media outlet that services a nationwide audience: Per the USA Today media kit

Technorati Can’t Cope

Technorati simply can't cope with new forms of blogging and RSS feed generation. I am not talking about splogs, which seem to still be rampant, and reblogs, likewise, but totally legitimate alternative unique content sources that are effectively blogs.

March Madness Online: 5 Top Spots

The sports wasteland of February has been brushed away as the NCAA men's basketball tournament gets under way. Here are some sites that will have you setting up a bracket and getting back to work without costing your employer $75 billion in productivity losses.

Yahoo, AT&T Marriage In The Offing?

Yahoo stocks plunged Friday after a Wall Street Journal article suggested that Yahoo and AT&T were breaking their Internet access partnership, a move that would, it was thought, dump $250 million from Yahoo's revenue stream. Both companies issued a statement reaffirming their commitment to one another, renewing speculation about a potential merger.