We've all had one of those days when the universe seems to be playing games with us. Things haven't quite worked out all day, there's nothing good on TV, all Continue reading »

Google and Yahoo! have for a long time customized their logos on numerous holidays throughout the year. This practice has been going on for years, and its hard to tell Continue reading »

The biggest news of the day so far has been Amazon's launch of their DRM-free MP3 store, which competes with Apple's iTunes. I find it kind of amusing, however, that Continue reading »

Ever wished you were a guest star on The Simpsons? Well now you can at least create a likeness of yourself, should The Simpsons producers ever call. On Simpsonize Me,

So Russell Beattie has decided to call it a day. I admit his decision surprised me, because I've always enjoyed reading Russ' well-informed commentary on the mobile Web. However it

The Register investigates. [via] Full whiteboard image here I knew Google was up to something big. It's always the quiet ones you need to watch...

I've read some absurd things in my time, but this one really takes the cake. It's by a 'big media' guy at CBS News, who has written an astonishing spiel

From the Warning Label Generator (via Supr.c.ilio.us). Harnessing collective intelligence in The Long Tail. Don't say I didn't warn you ;-) Hey if Eran can be serious, I'm allowed to

Deja vu, is there a glitch in the Web 2.0 Matrix? Phil Pearson has noticed it: "OK guys, this is going too far. Not ALL of the following are required

In the tradition of David Letterman, I've come up with my own topic-focused Top Ten list. Top ten signs you spend too much time thinking about Web 2.0: 10. When