The Free Web Economics
es.wordpress.com     May 17, 2008            

For me, one of the most fascinating elements of the Web 2.0 revolution is the proliferation of free or almost free applications and services available on the internet. I haven't really heard a clear and convincing explanation of the phenomenon until I read this article in the Globe & Mail (a plug... [read full story]                

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If I Was A Social Media Starlet, What Would I Do With My Fame?

brazencareerist.com     yesterday   1 related          

As I become known for the fanatical use of my Blackberry, the ability to Tweet and Flickr from anywhere, in addition to jet-setting at web 2.0 conferences - I begin to wonder: is this really the best use of my time, and intellect?                

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Link and You'll Miss It

milezero.org     yesterday          

So fast, we had to add extra anchor tags. Farhad Manjoo's second look at the 'long tail' theory is a much-needed dose of skepticism about Chris Anderson's over-hyped economic theory. Indeed, it's a lot like the "1,000 true...                

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Truckers Slow Down To Save Money

keloland.com     Jul 22, 2008   1 related          

Truckers are taking a little more time to get loads to their destination, hoping slowing down will improve the nation's economy. Increasing miles per gallon can save trucking companies thousands of dollars in fuel costs. It all...                

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Decline And Fall Of The Business Memes [Marketing]

gawker.com     Jul 21, 2008   1 related          

There's no time like a recession to reassert the conventional economic wisdom that making money is harder than those guys on cable pretend. Thesis/Antithesis: Network theory scientist Duncan Watts, who left Columbia to go work...                

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