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After declaring (again) the death (or at least the dying) of print, bloggers and academics have clothed their straw man with proposals…
An interesting article in the New York Times today - Is It a Recession? Marketers Seem to Think So - highlights how that the marketing industry is ramping up spending, even if this might be a recession (and, well, we cannot say we are in a recession yet, according to statistics).According to the article:
One of the most basic things about reading (or writing) English is the left-to-right motion. Blogger's now able to accommodate right-to-left movements, however, and as a result, has become available in Persian, Hebrew, and Arabic.
Building database sources and constructing queries intimidate the typical Internet user. Blist founder and CEO Kevin Merritt believes databases should serve people, instead of the other way around.
As one of the biggest brands on the Internet, Yahoo's competitors envy the traffic Yahoo receives. On Wall Street, analysts only see gridlock.
A year after the first Data Protection Day in Europe, Google will be part of the celebration of the now-renamed Data Privacy day, aimed at educating people about their data and how to manage it.
