Living here in Silicon Valley, where the driving is terrible, I'm really not at all surprised by the very depressing statistics Klint Finley reported on in ReadWrite Enterprise:
Christine Rosen has a great term, "egocasting," to describe the enclosed, self-preferring world of RSS feeds, music, and news that we cue up for ourselves. One of the
I've been doing a lot of interviews the last couple weeks for the book, and I don't think I've had a single one that hasn't revealed something interesting
From the Guardian: David Shing, the man who helps figure out future trends for AOL, is fed up with Facebook and Twitter. In fact he has told his
Today I stole my wife's copy of AHA Perspectives and Anthony Grafton and Jim Grossman's essay "No More Plan B," on the need to reform history graduate programs
In contemplation, the "doors of perception" are opened [and] all life takes on a completely new meaning: the real sense of our own existence, which is normally veiled
Watch this delightful video of a baby being confused by a magazine. (You've probably already seen it, come to think of it.) It's been commented on, linked to,
From a visit this evening to the Apple Store in Palo Alto. the apple at night, via flickr I've been impressed at how heartfelt the messages on these
Apparently I'm spending too much time on my laptop, or the cat can sense that it's got a new terabyte hard drive and she decided it was time
Probably the only time in history I'll be mentioned with Lady Gaga and Glee: Publishers' Weekly's article on what books American publishers are selling at next week's Frankfurt