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Jason Calacanis: "Blogging Is Dead" & Why "Stupid People Shouldn't Write"
"Blogging is largely dead." "There are a lot of stupid people out there ... and stupid people shouldn't write." "There needs to be a better system for tuning down
4chan's Chris Poole: Facebook & Google Are Doing It Wrong
Chris Poole delivered the most powerful 10 minutes of Web philosophy of the afternoon at Web 2.0. The man formerly known as moot - founder of anonymous image sharing den
What You Need to Know About SOPA in 2012
The Internet is in an uproar over the Stop Online Piracy Act. The battles lines are drawn. Big Media (the record labels, movie studios and TV networks) support the bill
CES 2013 Minus Microsoft: No More Tomorrow-land
There's a good possibility that Microsoft may have made a bigger splash by exiting the keynote address and booth presence at the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show than it made by
Best BigCo of 2011
As part of our annual review of the Web, we single out a big Internet company that has impressed us the most over the calendar year. The first Best BigCo
Fusion Garage and the JooJoo: An Unremarkable Footnote in History
Tablet maker Fusion Garage is on the ropes. One of the first companies to try and make tablet computing commercially viable, has been embroiled in a legal battle with its
Daily Wrap: Gamification Is Mainstream and More
David Strom posted an infographic that showed us just how mainstream Gamification is becoming. This and more in today's Daily Wrap. Sometimes it's difficult to catch every story that hits
Infographic: Gamification Becomes Mainstream
One term we've heard more of this past year is "gamification," the transfer of gaming activities and concepts to more mainstream enterprise software. Certainly, this isn't new: corporate games have
SOPA Opponents Sign On to Wyden-Issa Alternative Piracy Bill
There is already a well-functioning administrative body for handling intellectual property disputes between U.S.-based companies and parties in foreign countries. It's the U.S. International Trade Commission (USITC), and if you've
Web Publishing's Next Level
We're not out of the woods yet, but Web publishing is starting to hit its stride. Product offerings are getting smarter, prices are getting better and, most importantly, the content
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