Dave Winer says Apple is ill-experienced at listening to customer wants or needs. I don't think they ever have, and it's starting to show. Possibly related posts:

Adam Rifkin argues that Google looks at solving every problem with search while Facebook and Twitter are cleaning up the social realm. He's probably right, but today it's easier than ever before to have a toolbox full of all the best stuff and to whip out the right app for what I need right now. Possibly related posts:

Adam Rifkin argues that Google looks at solving every problem with search while Facebook and Twitter are cleaning up the social realm. He's probably right, but today it's easier than ever before to have a toolbox full of all the best stuff for what I need right now. Possibly related posts:

Give 'em what they want. And what they want is solid information. Possibly related posts:An iPad strategy is only as g

Give 'em what they want. And what they want is solid information. Possibly related posts:An iPad strategy is only as g

The notion of information wanting to be free changes depending on how you define "free." Free as in "no cost," or free as in "no boundaries?"

The notion of information wanting to be free changes depending on how you define "free." Free as in "no cost," or free as in "no boundaries?"

Think it's all over for publishing? Not if you look at it in the right perspective. Here's a great video that helps.

Calls for community newspapers to have a strategy for the iPad are misguided -- unless they're really suggesting a whole new way of gathering and presenting information. Possibly related posts:

Calls for community newspapers to have a strategy for the iPad are misguided -- unless they're really suggesting a whole new way of gathering and presenting information. Possibly related posts:

What are readers who ask for full RSS feeds really telling you? John Gruber says it's that they want to pay more attention to you and share you with their friends.

What are readers who ask for full RSS feeds really telling you? John Gruber says it's that they want to pay more attention to you and share you with their friends.

After four months of planning and hacking and testing, I’m proud to announce Revamp, a niche vertical aimed at the homebuilding, renovation and repair industry After launching a self-contained social network about a year ago that was half community, half business directory, we learned that the product lacked consisten

After four months of planning and hacking and testing, I’m proud to announce Revamp, a niche vertical aimed at the homebuilding, renovation and repair industry After launching a self-contained social network about a year ago that was half community, half business directory, we learned that the product lacked consisten

A lot of posts about doing modern journalism are surrounded by technological solutions. That’s fine, since there are so many new and pervasive tools to choose from. But sometimes making a connection with a networked, busy reader involves simply tweaking the process of news to fit a modern lifestyle. One reader recentl

A lot of posts about doing modern journalism are surrounded by technological solutions. That’s fine, since there are so many new and pervasive tools to choose from. But sometimes making a connection with a networked, busy reader involves simply tweaking the process of news to fit a modern lifestyle. One reader recentl

Thanks to the folks at IGNITE Corvallis 2 for taking video and posting my presentation from the event. So I submit to you my mini-manifesto for why I think the best times for journalism are right now: Possibly related posts:Creating distinct roles for print and online Possibly related posts:

Thanks to the folks at IGNITE Corvallis 2 for taking video and posting my presentation from the event. So I submit to you my mini-manifesto for why I think the best times for journalism are right now: Possibly related posts:Creating distinct roles for print and online Possibly related posts:

Thanks to the folks at IGNITE Corvallis 2 for taking video and posting my presentation from the event. So I submit to you my mini-manifesto for why I think the best times for journalism are right now: Possibly related posts:Creating distinct roles for print and online Possibly related posts:

Thanks to the folks at IGNITE Corvallis 2 for taking video and posting my presentation from the event. So I submit to you my mini-manifesto for why I think the best times for journalism are right now: Possibly related posts:Creating distinct roles for print and online Possibly related posts:

Because technologies change, merge and shift, newspaper advice to advertisers and platforms for them must be flexible enough to adapt. Local business doesn't need another business directory, they need a partner and a media hub. Possibly related posts:

Because technologies change, merge and shift, newspaper advice to advertisers and platforms for them must be flexible enough to adapt. Local business doesn't need another business directory, they need a partner and a media hub. Possibly related posts:

Because technologies change, merge and shift, newspaper advice to advertisers and platforms for them must be flexible enough to adapt. Local business doesn't need another business directory, they need a partner and a media hub.

Because technologies change, merge and shift, newspaper advice to advertisers and platforms for them must be flexible enough to adapt. Local business doesn't need another business directory, they need a partner and a media hub. Related Posts No related posts were found, so here's a consolation prize:

I’ve been following the past couple of posts by finance blog Get Rich Slowly about how to negotiate better deals with service providers and more. The latest post outlines, in detail, how guest author G.E. Miller worked with Comcast to cut his bill through a couple of simple techniques. It’s worth a read to learn

I’ve been following the past couple of posts by finance blog Get Rich Slowly about how to negotiate better deals with service providers and more. The latest post outlines, in detail, how guest author G.E. Miller worked with Comcast to cut his bill through a couple of simple techniques. It’s worth a read to learn

I’ve been following the past couple of posts by finance blog Get Rich Slowly about how to negotiate better deals with service providers and more. The latest post outlines, in detail, how guest author G.E. Miller worked with Comcast to cut his bill through a couple of simple techniques. It’s worth a read to learn

I’ve been following the past couple of posts by finance blog Get Rich Slowly about how to negotiate better deals with service providers and more. The latest post outlines, in detail, how guest author G.E. Miller worked with Comcast to cut his bill through a couple of simple techniques. It’s worth a read to learn

Some of us within the news organization I work for and a sister organization nearby (both owned by Lee) have been talking about how we’d remake our news products and news-gathering. One of the things that has come up, though not with any kind of serious consideration yet, is the impact that a land-grant universityR

Some of us within the news organization I work for and a sister organization nearby (both owned by Lee) have been talking about how we’d remake our news products and news-gathering. One of the things that has come up, though not with any kind of serious consideration yet, is the impact that a land-grant universityR