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Enlarge textWild market gyrations, frozen credit markets and an overall sour economy herald a new round of corporate belt-tightening.
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LittleBigPlanet is the title the PlayStation 3 has been awaiting for two years.
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Amazon first offered its Kindle, a device for reading e-books a year ago. Now Virginia Heffernan doesn't know why she waited so long to buy one.
A plan to sell cookbooks: give away recipes online
There is such a thing as a free lunch - or at least a free recipe - but the founders of Cookstr, a new website, hope that home cooks will eventually pay.
The future of business according to Google
Well, actually according to CEO Eric Schmidt. Who would like to tell you that the internet has made such a level playing field that the end of the long tail is the place to be, but unfortunately... it's not.
Kevin Kelly predicts the next 5,000 days of the web
It's amazing when you think about it. The world wide web is only around 5,000 days old. Who could have imagined what it's become so far?
Yes, it can make you weep for the future of humanity and spelling. But there's something more going on with YouTube than you first suspect.
MTV's digital makeover
MTV famously missed its chance to buy MySpace. Now the network's president, Van Toffler, is investing in dozens of digital media projects.
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New New Media looks at how our mediascape is exploding to bits. How the latest technology and the internet are changing the way we live, work and play. How the latest media is shaping us all.
Stefano Boscutti is an executive creative director and strategist. He's like a better looking version of Todd Sampson. He also has an abiding faith that stories and wordplay (and not powerpoint presentations) will change the world.
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