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...

First Cut Innovation Index 1.0 - from Broasight Last week I shared a podium with Bill Thompson and Peter Cochrane following a preview of the new BBC series on the emergence of the 'Net at Nico macDonald's Innovation Forum event on "The Internet -...

The Twitter Lynchmob kicked off when a UK Twitterer dared to find Stephen Fry "a bit boring" has made the New York Times. That is an astounding occurrence for what is still a tiny social network. But to me the more interesting thing about this is its...

Dr Seuss - his early political satire cartoons prove remarkably timely today An Article in GigaOm arguing that the iPhone is the Next e-Reader: Yesterday at the urging of a friend, I ordered “Your Brain at Work” by David Rock on my iPod...

I read this article on the development of Google's own global mapping service with increasing incredulity and sad amusement. It's called "Google Redefines Disruption: The “Less Than Free” Business Model". Less than Free, eh - how does that...

Twitter has released the ability to make lists of people, ie group 'em in convenient monotypes: We’re putting the finishing touches on our new Lists feature and we're really excited about the folks who have already taken a lot of time creating...