Will Rockfree become the Club Audition of the US?
Rockfree is like Rock Band online, only you’re using the keys to navigate instead of an actual instrument. While it has potential because it doesn’t have that many competitors, I […]
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Interesting Buildings of Paju Publishing Complex
A small, cute, architecturally delightful village that houses numerous publishing companies– from tiny ones to big ones. Photos are from 2006; I just found out that the host of my […]
Wikipedia
I thought Jonathan Zittrain was a huge fan of Wikipedia because he talks about it so extensively in his book, but his crush is nothing compared to that of Andrew […]
Categorizing Twitter Feeds
I want to categorize my twitter feeds. Only I would be able to see those categories. In addition to the general feed, which has everyone, I also want to divide […]
Why we should think of the Internet like a moose, sort of
David Post is all about moose. (Unfortunately, the plural form of moose is not meese, which would have been cool) He’s just published a book titled “In Search of Jefferson’s […]
Sony Digs Its Own Grave, Then Tries to Fill it in
Last week, MTV Multiplayer had an interesting scoop about how Sony has been charging game publishers for content that users can download. According to this article, Sony started charging publishers […]
Getting angry over domain names
The world is running out of IP addresses, but a greater concern for me as an average user is the lack of domain names that are available. The thing that […]
YSL garments inspired by art
Many of Yves Saint Laurent’s designs were inspired by art. Some of them are on display at the de Young museum in San Francisco, as part of a special retrospective. […]
D. Yvette Wohn 