Yesterday's announcement of Google's Chrome OS plans were met with plenty of discussion about
It turns out the idea of printing blog posts and distributing them in newspaper form wasn't such a good idea after all.
Well, that didn't take long. Last night, we reported that sources inside and outside Google were suggesting that the company... Two separate sources—one inside the company and one outside it—have confirmed to Ars tonight that Google plans to launch... The long, strange saga surrounding webcaster royalty payments is (mercifully) over after a multiyear fight. Back in 2007, the US government's Copyright Royalty Board... Do not adjust your screens: Google has taken a number of its Web apps out of beta. Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs,... You may be tired of Michael Jackson news getting all up in your tech bubble, but we have one last item before... A little piece of Internet history has now been laid to rest, as CompuServe was shut down for good just before this Fourth of...
Last week, the head of the US branch of Oxford University Press noted an event that was... Web design has certainly come a long way since the first HTML files were published, and Cascading Style Sheets have given designers lots of freedom...Printed blog publication fails; world dies of shock
Google’s Chrome OS: what it means, why it matters
iPhone Dropped in Swimming Pool Is Still Going Strong
Sources: Google OS lives (and it’s coming to a netbook near you)
Pandora lives! SoundExchange cuts deal on webcasting rates
Beta no more: Google apps graduate to non-beta status
How to catch today’s Michael Jackson memorial online
iPhone Popularity Rockets Up Flickr Charts: UPDATED
Goodbye, CompuServe! (We thought you already died)
Science moves from the stacks to the Web; print too pricey
The hazy future of Web typography
