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I don't know, I could swear that I had mentioned it to you before, but probably only in passing.
One of the things I don't like about them is that they tend to do a lot of Flickr sets rather than actually writing out reviews, and all that does is make me want to eat pizza, without letting me know any details about that place.
Brooklyn Style Pizza?
While reading Slice the other day I saw that Domino's is now offering "Brooklyn Style Pizza". While I am appalled by this notion on basic principles I am particularly unsettled by the Brooklyn Style Pizza Website. Ok, if you visited the site I'm going to encourage you to take a few deep breath...
The NY Times had an article that was somewhat related to this that you might find interesting: http://www.nytimes.com/2006/05/29/technology/29sony.html?ei=5090&en=ad01beda086b900f&ex=1306555200&adxnnl=1&partner=rssuserland&emc=rss&adxnnlx=1149107061-yDqbU+LrtNuInRnSv0XMqg
Playstation 3 Shenanigans
I don't know if anyone else who reads this blog has been following this, but apparently Sony has well and truly lost all reason wherever the Playstation 3 is involved. To recap the situation: it's been five years since the last group of video game consoles were released, which means that it's ...
There's an interesting article about another economy-based Massively Multiplayer game called Roma Victor in last week's issue of Escapist Magazine -
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/issue/40/3
Second life? I'm a little too busy with my first...
Business Week has a really interesting article entitled "My Virtual Life" (the writer of which is pictured to the left in his computerized form) which talks about the rising popularity of online games/communities such as Second Life, wherein people create alter-egos and can actually buy and sel...
We tend to all have certain pages that we read a lot and use this site as a way to share articles that we think are pertinent to publishing. So if there are multiple citations from the same place on the front page it just means that publication had several articles that we found interesting lately.
The logos are there because we generally try to put some sort of an image with posts, it tends to help break up the blog into more manageable pieces, and logos are just the easiest thing to grab if there aren't any images that are pertinent to the article.
Article on Business Week Online, "Wiser About the Web"
Interesting article on Business Week Online entitled "Wiser About the Web," which talks about how--now that we know that everyone is marketing online--how do we measure the results and what do we do with those numbers? Excerpt: "The race is on to find new ways to track customer behavior. Adverti...
I found that the really fascinating part is not the offer of a digital music player, but the fact that the only business model for downloading songs is going to be subscription based. For an as yet undecided amount of money (although the article points out that most comparable services run between $5 and $15) users will subscribe to the service and be able to download any number of songs onto their device. The songs will be disabled when they stop subscribing.
It seems unusual to me to only offer a subscription service - I know I shied away from such a service when installing Napster recently because if I'm spending money I would rather own the content.
Amazon enters digtal music; iDon't believe it
Article in the New York Times today about Amazon producing its own music player and accompanying digital music service, in order to directly compete with Apple and iTunes. What I find most remarkable about the story is how sketchy it is; no dates mentioned for launch, and not even a picture of ...
The article lists the price as being somewhere between $300 and $400 and I think my problem is that I just can't see paying that much for this device, despite the fact that I desperately want one. $200 I could do, maybe even $250.
USA Today article on about Sony's eBook device
USA Today ran an article, er, today, about Sony's eBoook device, which was just unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. We've seen this device in our office, and can attest to the readability of the screen; the eInk technology is fantastic. However, whether or not Sony can succe...
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