Author name: Dylan

I've been a professional writer and editor for over two decades. I am the founder of Tweney Media, a content agency that helps companies communicate through blog posts, online magazines, podcasts, video, and more. I'm the former editor-in-chief of VentureBeat and was an editor at Wired. Outside work, I founded tinywords, the world's smallest daily magazine. It's a haiku and micropoetry journal that's been publishing more or less daily since 2000.

Wooden mirror.

Dylan / 8/12/2003

830 squares of wood rotate individually to reflect your image in this work by artist Daniel Rozin.

IT: Does it matter?

Dylan / 8/11/2003

Nicholas Carr says IT has become a commodity utility. Michael Schrage says IT still matters, because it’s all in how you deploy it.

Intel’s visionary.

Dylan / 8/5/2003

Pat Gelsinger wants Intel technology to touch every last human being on the planet.

Linux for the masses?

Dylan / 8/4/2003

By all accounts, Linux is doggedly continuing its march toward respectability and, perhaps, even boredom. Like a motorcycle-riding, leathers-wearing, tattooed CPA, Linux has a whiff of youthful danger and rebelliousness about it, despite being, in its daily work, rather dull.

Son of Napster.

Dylan / 7/29/2003

Robert X. Cringely has an intriguing idea for a music business he calls “Son of Napster,” or Snapster for short.

Bloki eases Web page creation

Dylan / 7/6/2003

Twelve years into the communications revolution sparked by the World Wide Web, companies are still searching for a product that

Put a filter on it.

Dylan / 6/25/2003

The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 on Monday that the Children

Great data, but will it last?

Dylan / 6/16/2003

According to Lynne Brindley, chief executive of the British Library, “the world produces 1-2 exabytes (i.e. 1-2 billion gigabytes) of

Defensive Postures

Dylan / 6/14/2003

THE SQL SLAMMER WORM began its rampage shortly after midnight on Jan. 25, 2003. Within days, the insidious piece of

Google meets the library?

Dylan / 6/6/2003