When the web was new, the goal was to get as many "eyeballs" as possible looking at your site content—to aggregate readership with your site being the aggregation point. This pretty much followed the o … [Read more...]
Pad Computing in Sci-Fi and in Real Life
The iPad immediately led me to think about how tablet computing is portrayed in science fiction. TV and movies - because that’s the only place you actually saw little beasties like these 10 or 20 ye … [Read more...]
Other issues related to balkanization of the Internet
I wrote yesterday about the potential for the Internet to become fragmented and subdivided so that it would be many separate internets rather than a vehicle for open international communication. … [Read more...]
Google Chinese-language search, Hong Kong, and Internet Cantonization
So the “solution” to providing uncensored Chinese-language search, at least right now (beginning 22 March, 2010), is to have Chinese citizens use google.com.hk (hk==Hong Kong) rather than mai … [Read more...]
The Future of Publishing – by DK
Here’s a novel way of looking at how we (maybe) fit into the future of publishing—Dorling Kindersley Books did a video about The Future of Publishing, initially for internal consumption, but later on t … [Read more...]
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