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Online punsters are slacking – Am I really the first to offer the gratuitous transmogrification to "e-venge" or "Revenge 2.0?" A company…
On Friday, I wondered what happened to a favorite LinkedIn feature for viewing recent users. I received two subsequent emails from customer service, only to find out I was wrong about the feature because of LinkedIn's questionable grammar. The semantic web's a long way off if we can't master our native languages' semantics first. Here's the first of the two responses:
It’s a safe bet that Google’s employees aren’t too happy; Yahoo has, for the first time ever, beaten them in the University of Michigan’s American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) survey.
Depositions from Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert, hosts on two of Viacom's hottest shows, could be part of the legal proceedings between Google and Viacom.
Views of Australia's well-known metropolis on Google Maps have diminished in their clarity, resulting in conspiracy theories and denials from the search company.
One word, unless you've followed him beyond some magazine articles about him, synonymous with Robert Scoble is "blogger." One of the originals, Scoble literally wrote the book on the topic. And now, well, he seems to be disillusioned with the whole damn thing.
