Although Read Write Web calls it the ongoing game of cat and mouse between China and Google , in my opinion, this hearkens back to the long...

In a recent article in the Atlantic Monthly , Google is intriguingly portrayed as both the destroyer and saviour of the news industry. Cer...

Henry Jenkins is the creator of the Comparative Media Studies (CMS) graduate program at MIT, and can be considered an innovator in digital ...

One year after the release of Wolfram Alpha , the hoopla has come and gone. It just seems as if the world wasn't quite ready for Wolfra...

William Patry, author of Moral Panics and the Copyright Wars and blogger on the Patry Copyright Blog , poses some interesting food for thou...

The awarding of the Pulitzer Prizes to a a cartoonist for SFGate.com, the online arm of the San Francisco Chronicle, and an investigative j...

In a surprising splash of cold water, Malcolm Gladwell dispelled the anticipation and excitement of social media enthusiasts at the F5 Expo...

I'm really enjoying the latest row between Google and China as it's pits two giants against each other despite the fact that both ar...

When I first stepped foot into the Hong Kong Central Library, I had immediately realized had entered the library of the future. The Centra...

The 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver has come and gone. It has forever changed the city. Vancouver is also known for its unique Vancouve...

This is one of the most historic, most beautiful libraries in the modern world. Tracing its origin to the royal library founded at the Louv...

Historical Boston is one of the most beautiful, but underrated cities in the world. Likewise its library system. Founded in the mid-19th ...

. . . when computing entered the realm of images, a new dimension was added to cyperspace (taking it literally from 1D to 2D) and the term ...

The Horizon Report 2010 has come and gone. Reactions? What's most noticeable is that there are a lot of repeating themes to previous ...

After Jim Collins' landmark Good to Great , now an essential for most organizations, the collapse of a number of those 'great' c...