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New York Times Serves Content By SMS
If SMS is enough for some cellphone owners, the New York Times has news and op-ed content available for their texting pleasure.
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How The Internet Is Killing News
Journalism—real, in-depth, investigative, hard-hitting journalism—is expensive. The first thing the major news broadcasters did after being deregulated, was drop their documentary units. This type of journalism is also known as "long-form" journalism, and the Internet is helping to kill it.
Where Are The Extra iPhones?
Big discrepancy between Apple’s and AT&T’s numbers Though Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced at Macworld that Apple had sold 4 million iPhones in 2007, AT&T received under 2 million customers. The new question is: Where are all those extra iPhones? According to Tom Krazit, some of them are in Europe, and others, possibly, were unlocked […]
Hitwise: LinkedIn Pretty Classy Place
If you want to contact someone about a job, it's not a good idea to throw a sheep at him (or her) on Facebook. A better alternative, according to new Hitwise data, is to contact the person through LinkedIn.
Could This Be The Next Wireless Revolution?
First what you need to know about it, and then the hard stuff. The application of Phiar's metal-insulator quantum tunneling technology leads to the ability to wirelessly transmit huge amounts of data quickly without the signal breaching the drywall of the room you're in.
Game Sales Reach $9.5 Billion
Computer and video game software sales reached $9.5 billion in 2007, a 28 percent increase over the previous year and set a new record according to the NPD Group and announced by the Entertainment Software Association (ESA). Halo 3 was the best selling title of 2007 bringing in $170 million in revenue its first day of sales.
