Personally I find those Bluetooth earpieces one of the least attractive pieces of technology ever invented — unless you want to look as if you’ve never had sex.
So I started thinking about past identifiers of male social cluelessness, and passing by the much-maligned pocket protector I hit upon slide rules. My father [...]

Here’s my definition of Web 2.0:
Web 2.0 is, collectively, the technological responses to the rising social and commercial power of people on the Internet.
In my view, Web 2.0 is not really a technological phenomenon at all; it’s a social one, enabled by technology.
A key point: by “people,” I don’t mean clients or [...]

The first Networked Book! Our efforts for book publishers begin with Farrar, Straus Giroux’s Pulse by Robert Frenay. Some thoughts on the future of book publishing.

Following on the heels of the DomainsBot domain name investigations comes Dennis Forbes’ great new study.
Dennis looks at the availability and popularity of acronyms, long and short names, common personal names, love vs. sex, prefixes and suffixes. Nice work!
Tags: domain names, Dennis Forbes, DomainsBot

A Timeline of publishing books via RSS, beginning with the Gutenberg Project and ending with Names@Work’s publication of Robert Frenay’s Pulse on behalf of Farrar, Straus and Giroux.