There’s a reasonably good report (but watch out for the pop-ups) in the Christian Science Monitor about the micro-economy created by Google Ad-sense. For most people, as you’ll appreciate if you’ve ever used the platform, we’re talking very micro. The success stories cited in the report are making a cool $100 a month from their blogs. That’s
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In today’s Guardian, Charlie Brooker has a tremendous rant at the new Apple vs Macs campaign and Macs in general. It is very funny indeed: Aside from crowing about sartorial differences, the adverts also make a big deal about PCs being associated with “work stuff” (Boo! Offices! Boo!), as opposed to Macs, which are apparently better Results 1–10 of about 8,678 for ‘sorry-for-not-posting’ (0.06 seconds) Results 1–10 of about 223,303 for ‘I-am-sorry’ (0.10 seconds) Results 1–10 of about 2,477 for ‘very-busy-with-work’ (0.07 seconds) Results 1–10 of about 2,592 for ‘I-will-try-harder’ (0.08 seconds) We had a cool event yesterday at work on the subject ‘Do Agencies Innovate?’, so that knocked out last night (far-too-long and elaborate write-up You’ll recall citebite, the citation tool that worked fantastically with Firefox, and not at all with IE? Well, now it does. Well done, guys. (and thanks for the reminder, Stuart). I’m honour-bound to break the news of the existence of a potential competing service, though. Ranjit Padmanabhan tells me he’s launched a product called Old? Geeky? Check out this amazing-looking blog. Even more surprisingly, it’s apparently built on WordPress. Technorati: blogs, wordpress, themes |             | |||
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