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 emails when my card no longer covers the autopay on the account?
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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