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Update 2: CircuitCity.com is back up and running. Update: According to the Huffington Post, "Circuit City Stores Inc. hopes to sell its…
History buffs may want to rethink their plans for the three-day weekend, and even people with only a slight interest in the subject should get ready to make a few mouse clicks. The Library of Congress and Flickr have teamed up to introduce folks to a huge collection of photos, with most of the images dating back to between 1935 and 1943.
Have you ever messed around the Wayback Machine? This tool provided at archive.org or Internet Archive, lets you enter any URL and see what it has looked like over time. At least that's what it is supposed to do. The earliest incarnation of the Internet Archive, as displayed by the Internet Archive says:
The new digital society brings up lots of questions and existing law doesn’t always answer them. In cases where it does, the answer doesn’t often make sense. It’s as though, if law wasn’t complicated enough, governments are going to have rewrite their legal code from the ground up. So as that painful process continues—my guess is for at least the next 40-50 years—the law and…
In what appears to be a first for a British rail transport operator, Twitter is being used to disseminate information to travelers concerning delays and changes to train operations.
Webproworld discussed fear and advertising with Steve Hayden, Vice Chairman of Ogilvy Worldwide. There is a lot of fear currently as we're going through what Hayden calls "the biggest transition in advertising since the advent of television." What are your biggest fears in advertising? Please share.
