Some time in 2005 the one-billionth user went online. Statistically, we’re likely talking about a 24-year-old woman in Shanghai. 36% of Internet users are now […]
What would a world with television coming through the Internet be like?
“At one level it’s clear that the dam has broken,” said Paul Otellini, chief executive of Intel. “There’s an inevitable move to use the Internet […]
Two spoons of oil will give us a salad
Written by a Professor of Journalism in Argentina (translated from Spanish): “Basically, the story that is published on the Internet today is still being produced […]
Landing Pages
“Every link you put on a webpage in some way detracts attention from every other link. A “landing page” is typically a page someone lands […]
Netherlands Is The Most Generous Country Overall…
Private Philanthropy Across the World 1995-2002 – a study by John Hopkins University (link below is direct to the pdf download 10KB). Are we missing […]
Hostway’s national Pet Peeve survey
Hostway’s national Pet Peeve survey assembled a list of 15 irritating website practices: 1. Pop-up ads 2. Requiring the installation of extra software to view […]
Clueless Manifesto
This one’s about being more open to questions & ideas we’d perhaps too easily dismiss (Drayton: guilty as charged) “Cluelessness is underrated. It’s the newbie […]
They know how to leverage the network.
From Google’s pagerank algorithm to the APIs of eBay and Amazon to the movie ratings on Yahoo, these companies know how to harness the collective […]
The end of TV as we know it
Television has an inspiring past, ripe with innovation and popular culture influence. Since its coming of age mid-20th century, generations of TV viewers happily embraced […]
eNon-Profit Study
Given we prob all have upcoming budget discussions, this is golden: “For the nonprofit study partners, relationships were identified between organizational investment in online communications […]