Power is shifting from content makers to content curators -- and that's leaving folks like Mark Cuban with less power to dictate terms.
What folks need to remember is that I've made more than my share of media history by taking stuff away. Remember the floppy drive? I killed that.
It's clear that traffic and dollars are moving away from legacy media -- so the question is where will the wheel of fortune stop?
This year, having a Digital Thanksgiving is easier than ever. So use these links, gather round the laptop -- and start cooking!
Maybe a generation that grows up on the iPhone and the laptop will have the same warm fuzzy feeling toward the paper at the door that I do. Maybe. Or maybe not.
For the past eight years, the most important story regarding 9/11 has been locked away, hidden, out of sight. Today is the time to open that drawer, take that story out and share it with the world.
It's hard work, being media literate in a fast moving world where truth can have multiple lenses.
The detention, conviction, and murder of journalists has reached almost epidemic proportions -- and rarely makes the front page.
There's a storm brewing. A huge, noisy, thunder and lightning storm of content, community and chaos. But there's good news too - there's a silver lini...
If WolframAlpha teaches us anything it's that search, and the web itself, are evolving and morphing so fast that you can almost begin to imagine the sci-fi vision of the web becoming self-aware.
The next 100 days are likely to be the ones where Obama will have to make history -- or have events overtake him. Here's why.
Today Whitehouse.gov is a glimpse into just how the Obama administration views the digital world.
We recorded more than 500 hours of footage during the Kerry campaign. The adrenaline, exhaustion, and shear will of running for president can't be overstated.
