2008 Could Be a Bad year for Content Quality
The web levels the playing field, allowing individuals to compete with larger corporations, largely through the smaller players making dirt public and…
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The web levels the playing field, allowing individuals to compete with larger corporations, largely through the smaller players making dirt public and…
An advocacy group claimed Australia's mandate for ISPs to block pornographic and violent websites could slow down Internet access in the country.
Stanford University researchers analyzed 10 months worth of content from Yahoo's popular Answers service to learn about the people using it and where it might go in the future.
The discovery that some Adobe products phone home to analytics firm Omniture brought out the tinfoil hat crowd, and a raised eyebrow from Adobe's John Nack.
Call it a unit of knowledge, but beware of calling it a 'knol', as Google has applied to trademark the term.
When the Amazon Kindle first came out, we kind of laughed at it; limited by battery life and with a $400 price tag, it allowed you do nothing more than read separately purchased books. Now, we're still not ready to embrace the thing, but it turns out that the Kindle is a little better than most people previously believed.