From Search Engine land: “We’re doing a better job of choosing the blog posts to include in clusters,” Hylton says. “We’re also working on changes to expand the number of posts we...

(These are) pretty depressing times in a lot of ways," O'Reilly said in an address that first had looked like it would simply be a starry-eyed discussion of enterprise...

Many industries try to move from a "one - off" structure to a more mass produced model, usually driven by a desire of one of the players to to reduce costs and thus increase penetration and volume (the argument is of course circular...

About 2 years ago Facebook announced a 100 year revolution in Media, called Beacon. It was a way of trying to inject Ads into your friendship group and conversation stream. It also used the resulting transactions to build a database about you to...

So, the last resort of Advertising is getting people to pimp stuff to their followers - Mr John Chow, with 50,000 Twittwr followers: ....earned $200 by telling his fans where they could buy M&M’s with customized faces, messages and...

I was impressed with the good sense and brevity of Grame Pieterz' short essay "How To Fix Capitalism" as it seemed a good, pithy set of points that any New economic manifesto could start with. I emailed Grame to ask if I could nail it up on my door, as...

Looks like Second Life is on its way to join the choir invisibule. Once upon a time (in 2006) it was ubercool to put you business on Second Life. Now its not - BBC quoting Wired's Ben Hammersley being Wise in Hindsight (Wired et al hyped it to the...

Watching a fascinating story unfold in real time on the blogosphere (I saw it on Twitter first). There has been a hack on one of the main Pro Global Warming group's files and it turns out that they maybe were being a little economical with the truth -...