Defining “non-commercial” and the trouble with Creative Commons
Recently photographer Lane Hartwell started a bit of a dust up by going all legal on someone using her photos inappropriately. I don’t want to
Recently photographer Lane Hartwell started a bit of a dust up by going all legal on someone using her photos inappropriately. I don’t want to
I’ll be honest – the main reason that I build the Community Jobs Portal is because I’ve had so many people asking me lately to
If you’re in/around Dallas (or want to travel to our wonderful city) on February 9, be sure to stop by CommunityCamp, an unconference focused on
Several great predictions, but the sub-notebook was the front runner, and sure enough: MacBook Air is announced. As cool as it is, I’m beside myself
Mukund tagged me with a cool meme – share your three biggest influences. Considering that I probably don’t know who had the biggest impact on
The Guardian reports on a new report commissioned by MySpace. The report is called “MySpace 08: People. Content. Culture.” and I’ll be damned if I
So often we industry wonks get caught up with our belief that “oh, everyone knows that“… whatever that is. Truth is, the early adopter nature
It’s that time of the year again, where the predications flow about what Steve Jobs is going to reveal during his MacWorld keynote. Since I’m
Spike reminds us that big success don’t necessarily require huge budgets. We’ve watched, first-hand, a program that went from over a half-million dollars in spending
Return to the office after the holidays to discover it’s time for a new job? There’s 19 open jobs, so hopefully you can find something
The video powerhouse that is Lee and Sachi continues to charge forward. This time they release Online Photo Sharing in Plain English, and it’s another
Have you noticed that the more expertise in a subject/issue people get, the harder is seems it is for them to follow their own advice?
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