Bill Gates' image archive company Corbis just performed a huge move, expanding into licensing music via a transparent web-based protocol. It reduces professional music to the same status as images in Corbis' archive. Here's why that might work.READ MORE›
My son and I accidentally climbed a mountain recently; we had meant only to walk up a little way, but two hours later, we were at the top. We couldn’t stop climbing because of all the immediate positive feedback. As a business, the most desired action on your website is your summit. How can you entice prospects to climb to the top?READ MORE›
One of the banned sites--the Huffington Post--reported yesterday that the source of Haiti's cholera outbreak could be from a Nepalese peacekeeping base.READ MORE›
Just 24 hours after Digg announced it was slashing the workforce by 37%, more damaging revelations about the site are unearthed by Digg user LtGenPanda.READ MORE›
If you missed out on pre-ordering your iPhone 4 yesterday, then July 2 is the earliest date you'll receive one--that is if you manage to pre-order the new device at all. Demand for Apple's new phone caused Internet chaos--including a ...READ MORE›
In the world of strange bedfellows, YouTube and the Guggenheim would surely be the couple most likely to take the cake. Yet the museum has turned to the video-hosting site to source its creative talent for ¡ts forthcoming biennale of ...READ MORE›
Ahead of its Wednesday I/O conference, Google accidentally published a video showing the next version of its Feed API. Get ready for a constantly-updating, real-time Internet. Refreshing is so 2005.READ MORE›
While trust in the people who make the laws may be bumping along the bottom, a new survey from the Pew Internet & American Life Project finds that government Web sites could be the thing that increases American faith in its ...READ MORE›
Marketing an online sex shop for Muslims can't be the easiest of jobs--or can it? Just ask Abdelaziz Aouragh, a 29-year-old Dutchman, whose Web site, elasira.net supposedly opened for business earlier this month. Although there's a ...READ MORE›
The lack of Flash capability in the iPhone's Mobile Safari browser has been a bone of contention for many naysayers for years, even if Apple's made its case pretty well. It seems the iPad won't have it either, and Adobe is ...READ MORE›
These days, there are few things more valuable than finding your virtual doppelganger--a "friend" who shares many, if not most, of your tastes and traits. On Last.fm, his scrobbles reveal catchy new songs. On Twitter, her tweets ...READ MORE›
AOL's CEO Tim Armstrong has just launched his company into a world of controversy (nothing new there, then) by promising to "spark a revolution." In what? In online news reporting: He's got plans to automate it, kind of. Try not to ...READ MORE›
GDGT, a new gadget-centric Web site, has just gone live--joining the throng of gizmo sites that already vie for your online attention span. It's not a traditional blog, though: Think of it as a gadget discussion room, museum, ...READ MORE›
Sony BMG has been stung with a $1 million fine this week by the U.S government in a legal case centering on violations of federal rules protecting children online.
Sony improperly allowed children under 13 to register on its ...READ MORE›
When growing your business you need to decide on a growth strategyHere are two examples:1) Vertical growth - focusing on current customers to make additional purchases of your product or services. Develop new products or services to ...READ MORE›
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