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Movie mega mogul Walt Disney Studios and internet power portal AOL announced an exclusive content partnership for Disney's upcoming film, "The Chronicles…
Okay, so the weblog has yet to reach its full potential, as the majority of folks outside this microcosm we've created called cyberspace have a vague, if any, recognition of the medium. But as the blogosphere grows, it will add a targeted reach heretofore never seen. AOL noticed. Publishers are noticing too.
Computer weekly carried the news about it today. FireFox now has 8% of the market. Hardly surprising that Internet Explorer remains dominant since it is issued with Windows and every configured PC ever shipped. But this 8% is significant to webmasters everywhere.
The next battle in China for the eyes and wallets of Internet users there will be over online auctions.
Some months ago, I let my annual subscription to the Wall Street Journal Online lapse. I've been a subscriber for some years, but decided not to renew the subscription.
Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced "one more thing" would be the video iPod with ABC content available through iTunes 6.
