How to reverse the DMCA
Bob Cringely has a sensible strategy for how to roll back the DMCA and its egregious limitations on technology and […]
Bob Cringely has a sensible strategy for how to roll back the DMCA and its egregious limitations on technology and […]
Scientists have empirically established the world’s funniest joke.
The New Scientist interviews Don Norman, author of The Design of Everyday Things, about software and product design: “You don’t
Tom Matrullo points out that Google News completes the commodification of the news business. It lumps every news organization’s article
Photographer drives across the country, taking one 35mm picture every mile. Very nifty Flash app lets you see the map
Gary Shapiro, CEO of the Consumer Electronics Assn., writes on c|net about the new “copyspeak”. Why copyrights aren’t “property” —
As much as Google rocks,there is one area where it really sucks: Searching weblogs. That’s because it’s not particularly intelligent about separating or summarizing weblog entries, making it a pretty blunt tool for finding specific information on a blog.
David Weinberger has a very eloquent, pointed comment on the most recent academic plagiarism scandal. I love the disclaimer at
New workplace terminology, from “outplacement firm” Challenger, Gray, and Christmas: Righteous CEO (Chief Ethics Officer): Executive selected to review corporate
Online media watcher Steve Outing says that Google News is “the best implementation of the global newsstand to date.” And