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The New England Patriots pulled off an improbable upset by defeating the top seeded San Diego Chargers last Sunday in an AFC…
An article titled "How Yahoo Blew It" has been making the rounds, and although similar stories appear every day, this one had a bit of heft: it appeared in Wired. Yahoo is now firing back - or, to be more accurate, politely responding.
Interesting move by a local TV station called KZSW in Temecula, California (yeah, I've never heard of it either - look it up on Google Maps if you want).
Blogs have given the nations top 10 newspaper sites a much-needed increase in traffic. Over the past year Web traffic to the blog pages of the top 10 online newspapers grew 210 percent. Over all the unique audience growth has increased by 9 percent in the past year. Unique visitors to blog pages accounted for 13 percent of Web traffic in December 2006. That's up…
Many are expecting 2008 to be the year of the YouTube presidency, with candidates using every effective communication tool at their disposal. Senator Barack Obama, who likes to pretend he may not run for president, is taking the video-sharing helm by setting up the Obama Channel at Brightcove.
Now that I subscribe to over 100 blogs with Google Reader, I skim posts making a mental note to come back later and read the whole thing.
