Wired Magazine just released a video promoting their upcoming app for the iPad, and it looks gorgeous. We’ve all heard about how large-format e-readers such as the iPad and Amazon [...]

Up until this week, The New York Times has been vague about its plans to erect an online pay wall starting in early 2010. Maybe they should have kept it [...]

If you accept that your company needs to be involved in social media—as most marketers do—then it’s important to figure out where social media fits within your organization.
Tempting as it [...]

Two developments are heating things up again on the music front. First came leaks of negotiations between Apple and the major labels over the company’s plans for music streaming in [...]

Score another one for paid content. Just after The New York Times confirmed what we’d all suspected (is “feared” too strong a word?) — that it’s going to charge for [...]

The New York Times finally came out with it — the official announcement of its long-rumored plan to re-erect a pay wall for its online content. Beyond the confirmation of [...]

Peter Kafka of All Things Digital has a post well worth your time about whether YouTube will finally bring in a profit for Google in 2010. He points to recent [...]

Comcast has spent much of the past two years maneuvering against Hulu. In January 2008, the cable giant pre-empted Hulu’s long-rumored debut by launching its own free, ad-supported online TV [...]

Are more Twitter users going mobile? A recent TechCrunch article revealed that US Web traffic to Twitter dropped for the first time in October 2009. This story, backed by data [...]

Three recent developments in the online sports world bear out our long-held view that more and more live game content would migrate online.
The National Basketball Association is now offering a [...]