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Content Aggregation: Rip-Off or Service?
5|31|11   |   2:41   |   6 comments

Whether publishing articles you've found on the Internet is a rip-off or a legitimate service depends on how you're doing it.
Scott Koegler
Comcast, Look Out for Netflix
4|29|11   |   1:46   |   2 comments

As Netflix becomes the biggest supplier of bits across the Internet, it may be time the company buys or creates its own cable company.
Scott Koegler
Still Feeling April Fooled by the Web
4|6|11   |   2:03   |   3 comments

April Fools Day is over, but distinguishing the leftover pranks from real news stories is becoming increasingly difficult, particularly on the Web.
Scott Koegler
Tweet On, Former Bloggers!
3|28|11   |   1:42   |   3 comments

Twitter has produced some great results for the world of bloggers: It's cleared the inter-sphere of those 600-word posts that always only contained 140 characters worth of content.
Scott Koegler
Here Comes the ‘Mubble’
3|11|11   |   1:36   |   4 comments

We are entering a new era of ubiquitous computing where mobile technology is driving innovation. Call it the Mubble.
Scott Koegler
Twitter’s Jumped the Shark
1|28|11   |   2:05   |   3 comments

For users with large numbers of Twitter followers, the service has become irrelevant. Is this the beginning of the end for the short message service we have allegedly loved?
Scott Koegler
Tablets + Keyboards = Laptops?
1|6|11   |   2:37   |   3 comments

Two announcements at CES point the way toward "bridge" computers that provide keyboards for tablets, allowing them to double as real laptop computers.
Scott Koegler
Murder Fewer Trees With Acrobat's ‘No Print’
12|20|10   |   1:52   |   3 comments

The German organization WWF has released a file format similar to Adobe's PDF that does not allow printing. You can do the same right now with Acrobat's 'no print' option.
Scott Koegler
Beat the FTC to ‘Do Not Track’
12|13|10   |   2:21   |   5 comments

Microsoft's Tracking Protection Lists offers a better and more timely solution to blocking behavior tracking by putting the user in control.
Scott Koegler
Revved Up for Racetrack Memory
11|16|10   |   2:36   |   3 comments

Inexpensive metals (nickel and iron) combine to create super-fast memory devices that promise faster boot times and lower power consumption. Old muscle-cars in your smartphone.
Scott Koegler
Flash Sneaks Onto iPad
11|9|10   |   2:14   |   2 comments

SkyFire's Flash-to-HTML5 conversion and browser combination are a hit. But it may be only a matter of time before the app finds itself delisted by Apple.
Scott Koegler
Defining ‘Spam’
11|4|10   |   2:20   |   3 comments

It’s time to come up with a concrete definition of spam, otherwise actual spam will become unrecognizable. And there’s nothing more troubling than unrecognizable spam…
Scott Koegler
Analyzing Business Analytics
10|26|10   |   2:03   |   2 comments

Collecting data has become much easier because of cloud and SaaS-based applications. The results are that developing business analytics in near real-time is well within reach.
Scott Koegler
Success Depends on More Than Tech
10|14|10   |   2:18   |   1 comment

Based on a survey of more than 60,000 subscribers, the most frequently reported cause of technical implementation failures has less to do with technology than it does with cooperation.
Scott Koegler
Converting to Google's WebP
10|6|10   |   2:10   |   2 comments

Getting Google's new WebP image format into the stream of all the images we deal with will not be a quick process.
Scott Koegler
Get Your Free Tablet Inside!
9|29|10   |   02:13   |   3 comments

Are tablets becoming commodities? When will we start to see a generic tablet in every cereal box?
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