Say what you will about the wisdom of the crowd, it sure makes for a great site. I find myself visiting Digg.com twice a day, where I'm led toward interesting corners of the Web. Because of Digg I read more science news and political ...READ»
Web video companies Revision3 and blip.TV have formed a partnership to share content, with each website posting a portion of the other company's videos. As the Internet TV space continues to evolve it is inevitable that such ...READ»
The New York Times website this Sunday had a little surprise for us all. One of the paper's best known journalists, Brad Stone, put the pieces together on who the Fake Steve Jobs really is: Dan Lyons, Senior Editor and tech writer at ...READ»
A global warming question was asked by a YouTube snowman character that sounded an awful lot like Mr. Bill.
Gravel makes his case for a "fair tax" -- a retail sales tax which would encourage an overconsuming nation to stop ...READ»
Random comments from the house party (now 8 strong) on the format:
It seems disjointed and the flow is disrupted.
I like debates that have a strong moderator and that can do strong follow up, and bring the correct candidate into ...READ»
