Net neutrality is a principle that affects the very essence of the way the internet functions. At the core of the debate, is whether the internet is a resource and public service, such as municipal water and power, or whether it is a privatized delivery mechanism like a telephone company. (more…)
The internet has been used to level the playing field in all industries, including the ones within it. Online, everyone is equal due to network neutrality; that is, there is no preferential treatment given to any traffic, but that may change in 2009. (more…)
Instant messaging isn’t just for teens anymore. “IM’ing,” as we experts (or addicts) like to call it, is quickly gaining popularity in workplaces across the country. But instant messaging at work is a kind of double-edged sword (more…)
Being from California, the challenge of getting from the East Village to Greenwich Village in New York City is easier said than done if the trip does not involve a Yellow Cab. And as much as I want to rely on my Jedi navigation skills, I could end up a too far north in Chelsea or another neighborhood. (more…)
The latest U.S. figures from comScore are in for June 2008, and Yahoo & Microsoft saw gains in search market share, while Google surpassed 7 billion searches in June. (more…)
YouTube was the top web-property for activity within the United State in April 2008*. Over 4 billion videos were viewed and an untold amount of money was generated through its ad network. (more…)
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