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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) thought long and hard about whether Charlotte Ross's buttocks were both shocking and titillating. Five years later,…
Last week I watched the blog storm surrounding Target’s decision not to talk to a blogger, because it only focused on traditional media outlets.
There’s a massive privacy hole over at photo hosting site SmugMug.com.
After declaring (again) the death (or at least the dying) of print, bloggers and academics have clothed their straw man with proposals that include even government subsidies. It's not just print that's in peril, but real, investigative, long-form journalism. But print's not dead yet, neither is the argument, and bloggers might just lead the resuscitation efforts for journalism itself.
Dan Bricklin has ported the SocialCalc spreadsheet to the OLPC XO as an Open Source project.
The project has a $5,000 bounty offered for the developer who creates a plugin for tagging posts with semantic infrmation.
