Monthly Archives: February 2007
what’s online: sharing the wealth at MTV
viacom has pulled all it’s content off of youtube, sighting copyright violations, but has decided to post its content on it’s own terms. maybe an old dog can learn new tricks.
nytimes.com: what’s online, by dan mitchell (login required)
what’s online: don’t buy my book, just read it
seth godin wrote a book, made it available for free over the internet, and published under a creative commons license. under the license he showed, it allowed someone to come along, print the book and publish it. mr. godin didn’t have a problem with that, just that the book was stated as new, when in fact it was written in 2005.
nytimes.com: what’s online, by dan mitchell (login required)
slate: pardon the interjection
meh. an illustration for an amusing article in slate.com about the rise of interjection and the internet.
slate: pardon the interjection, by ben yagoda
note: when i heard that this article was about interjection, there was no way that i wasn’t going to reference school house rocks.
hey! that smarts!
ouch! that hurts!
yow! that’s unfair,
giving a guy a shot down there!
what’s online: sites for the socially conscious
dotherightthing.com is a site that evaluates companies in a digg like fashion, allowing its users to grade companies based on articles posted over a 60 day period. as you might have noticed, do the right thing (the movie) not so subtly influenced my illustration.
nytimes.com: what’s online, by dan mitchell (login required)
