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Blogger has extended the comments feature it annoucned last year, which lets users embed comments and the commenting form below blog posts.…
With 2 million mobile Web domains, 31 percent of consumers now browse the mobile Web at lest once a month, with news, search and weather being the most popular destinations, according to a new report by the Yankee Group. The report found that most mobile sites still fail to offer satisfactory experiences, earning an average score of 52 on a scale of 1 to 100.
Few people would argue that computer monitors - no matter how big and how nice - are suitable for displaying entire books. Even if the text looks okay, monitors still can't be carried into the kitchen or held above your head on a recliner. So it may interest readers (along with critics of the Google Books settlement) to know that Google has provided On Demand…
Facebook is still growing. They’re now at 300 million members—you know, roughly the population of the US. But unlike the US, Facebook has also entered the world of “free cash flow positive.”
Offering your album online for free seems to becoming quite a trend these days. The concept was pioneered by acts like Radiohead and Nine Inch Nails, and the latest group to jump on the bandwagon is Smashing Pumpkins.
Just when eBay thought they had moved Skype, the Wall Street Journal tells us “Not so fast!” A copyright suit has been filed in Northern California by the founders of Skype over the use of a technology by Skype. The license to continue its use ended in March and since then the founders of Skype and the flounders that bought it have been duking it…
