In 1986, as I prepared for life beyond graduate school, I read an article in the newspaper about plans for the San Jose Technology Museum. It sounded like a fascinating place to work and, after endless

The New York Times published this on its 'Corrections' section:

...a Times reporter appears to have improperly appropriated wording and passages published by other news organizations.
The reporter,

David Ridsdale pointed me to this excellent article by Frederic Filloux: The iParanoid Scenario.

He writes about French privacy laws that enable judges to rule that a news magazine, or any other type of

Ok, so I have been using (strong word) Google Buzz and I - like all geeks - have compiled my wish-list of features.  So let it be written, so let it be done.

MUST HAVE

I’m not going to start off by setting unreasonable expectations for the readers here. Maybe my honesty will garner more attention than the typical fare (“Windows Mobile Should Scare Apple” or “Window at War with Apple”).

I'm still trying to figure out the best way to use Google Buzz. But, already, I've had to 'unfollow' people such as Robert Scoble and Louis Gray because they are way too 'noisy' they crowd out

Like most of my online friends, I love shiny new toys, and as soon as I got Google Buzz I played around with it in Gmail (web and mobile) – and wasn’t overly impressed.  It

All of the new mobile goodness that wasn't introduced at the holiday season or debuted at CES is being dropped at the Mobile World Congress which is happening this week in Barcelona. One of the much anticipated announcements

The headlines in the media are filled with that latest stats.  Stats sell.  The stats are often quoted from the latest reports.  People then parrot them around like they’re fact when most of them are complete