Crammed four sessions into three days. Ought to be doing five instead of four.  

A video clip of Jason Calacanis in Greensboro, N.C., last week talking about why it must suck to own newspapers.

On the widely varying results of Web audience measurement: “One of them can be right, or the other one is right, but they can’t all be right,” said Jack Wakshlag, chief research officer at Turner Broadcasting System. “It’s interesting that...

A local business blog has has some insights to an interesting new Web venture in KnoxVegas, bmovies.com from DMGX. It launched Oct. 5 without advertising or SEM, but is attracting viewers rapidly. Wade Austin of DMGX says: The business plan...

Random thoughts on cursing, cussing and dirty words in general. Steven Pinker uses 5,200 words to explain why we we curse in The New Republic article Why we curse, but he could have just stuck with “To begin with, it’s...

“Link Crack” for blogging enterprises; they can’t stop.

Buried in Valleywag’s gloating over a tiny dip in print ad revenues at The Wall Street Journal was a more telling stat: The paper’s print readership went up 8 percent in the past year after its publishers cut subscription rates....

Stephen Colbert thanks Craigslist founder Craig Newmark for killing the American newspaper.

I, like Dan Pacheco, believe the tipping point for traditional newspapers is within three to five years. Depending on how you look at it, the tipping point has already past, but like an earthquake in the middle of the ocean,...

Oh my! Greg Sterling on his encounter with a restaurant that has posted a sign that says “No Yelpers.” Snarky! Imagine that. Could this be UCG backlash? To work, users reviews aggregated have to approach the truth to be valuable...