Who is the woman hero?
This is a question our culture seems to be still trying to figure out. Yesterday Kate Lawrence explored this question …
Digital: ephemeral
What happens to this blog when I die, when I no longer pay the monthly bill? What happens to my …
Second screen (because the first screen is inadequate)
It’s not that we need a second screen, it’s that we have an inadequate first screen. If we’re watching a …
Binge viewing? It's called "watching"
When Netflix published the entire first season of the Americanized “House of Cards”, it was considered a radical act. Netflix …
Forking or collaborating: the mix of open source ethics
When it comes to Open Source software, forking is a feature! Anil Dash said it well: There are several related …
What is Open Source really about?
This question has me pondering the broader values behind open source: openness to inspection, openness to revision and improvement, working …
How free is "free"?
Is the future really free? It seems we’ve entered an age where there’s a land-grab happening for personal data and …
Marilyn Monroe is now in public domain
When it comes to post-mortem publicity rights, this decision is BIG: The Southern District of New York has just issued a …
On itch scratching, hitchhikers and growing within the interactive ecosystem
The story goes like this: A couple hundred years ago, Scottish chemist Joseph Black was approached by some Scotch distillers. …
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Is there really so little talent in the world? (And does Hollywood have it all already?)
from Oct 16, 2005 In doing some catch-up on the Web 2.0 conference that happened a couple of weeks ago, …
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