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November 25th, 2009 by Doc Searls Are the fights that matter just the ones between giant companies? Doesn't the health of the Net and the Web matter more than any commercial battles? These questions came to mind when I read How...
Could the status quo of the commercial internet be shaken as a result of an old man's misinterpretation of a question? Maybe so. Earlier this month, Rupert Murdoch sat down for an interview with Sky News Australia (a company...
I love the Pandora's Box that Mike Arrington from Techcrunch opened a few weeks back drawing attention to the mobile scams related to online social gaming. It's difficult to assess how large that particular scam is but it must...
Last week saw the introduction of a new operating system that will probably change the landscape over the course of the next few years. While it won't replace Windows on the desktop anytime soon, Microsoft still needs to be...
Mike Arrington’s following up yesterday’s rumour of the Google Phone with an interesting angle: That it may be VoIP and data only, having no traditional voice plan. Sounds like the telcos worst nightmare. (more…)
A couple days ago I posted my personal story with Dennis Yu. The post I wrote was the longest post ever written on ShoeMoney.com. Over 4,000 words. This guy is a very dangerous person and I wanted to tell the entire story in as...
Why is Mike Arrington so passionate about his Droid (we argued about it for 39 minutes on the Gillmor Gang last week and then we went to the beach together on Sunday and argued about it some more in private)....
Ed. Laid off by Microsoft, developer evangelist Don Dodge joined Google today. There are more new people who joined Microsoft in the last 5 years than all the previous employees combined. Thanks Microsoft Office Office 2007,...
By Aharon Etengoff Monday, 16 November 2009 00:46 Michael Arrington has told the Gillmor Gang podcast that his enigmatic CrunchPad tablet is "steamrolling along" and remains on schedule. According to Arrington, the CrunchPad...
by: Mathew Ingram November 15, 2009 | about: There’s been plenty of recent discussion about Rupert Murdoch and his “I’m taking my sites out of Google ” campaign (which I mentioned in this post), and much of the debate centers...
