Virtual Museum of Sex
The Museum of Sex, with curated exhibits at its flagship Fifth Avenue museum in Manhattan, launched its “Virtual Museum of Sex
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Citizen backpackers
The decline of the “late, great Golden Age of backpacking in America
Google and the "convicted monopolist"
CNBC’s preview of Google’s annual meeting for shareholders later this afternoon underscores two of Google’s vulnerabilities: 99% of its revenues come from one product, search advertising, and its one product is at risk, due to click fraud.
What is your "Hype Level"?
The usually straightforward Jakob Neilsen has created a reality-check Web usability parody of the color-coded US terrorism alert system: the “Hype Level Index
The illusory Google Trends
Following Google’s instructions, however, results in colorful, but numberless, graphs. In addition to its lack of any numerical quantification of search activity, whatever data is suggested by the tool is incomplete and not representative, according to Google’s own disclaimer.
Change of face at Facebook
Facebook, the site that Rolling Stone magazine applauds for making college “cruising for tale easier than ever
Local ambiguity
Google’s flip-flopping with local.google.com and maps.google.com illustrates the largely ambiguous nature of a very large “local
Buzzwords 2.0
While the 1990’s Internet buzzwords reflected technological and marketing forces powering the Web economy by targeting Internet “users
Local markets of one
As mobility and personalization become the norm, consumers will become local markets of one and companies will use technology and telecommunications to deliver product to potentially billions of individual micro-markets, on-demand.
