How Blogs Make Me Schizo
One part I like about this digital revolution is that it takes a lot of the pretentiousness out of publishing. One part…
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One part I like about this digital revolution is that it takes a lot of the pretentiousness out of publishing. One part…
Actually, this article is more of a commentary on collective mental illness, exploitation and mountains made of molehills—no, that's not a boob joke. It's also about invented controversy for the sake of ogling eyeballs and links at the expense of a teenage girl who will be lucky if she's not in rehab on her 18th birthday.
Any event that involves free pizza and beer can't be bad, but a recent Yahoo-sponsored get-together seemed especially successful, and this could bode well for the company's location-based Fire Eagle service.
Ready, set, get out the disinfectant. When researchers tested keyboards in a "typical" London office, one of them was removed and quarantined because it was five times as filthy as the office toilet. Bet that guy's popular now.
The Washington Post pokes around a few MySpace and Facebook profiles of young school teachers and shares the apparently disturbing results.
The death of print used to be a hot topic, and after the first signs of a recession appeared, predicting print's downfall became absolutely fashionable. But an examination of the Los Angeles Times's display ad revenue reveals that it's doing a good job of adapting.