Where marketing begins: Brand Camp.Tech billionaires moved to peasant-status with NASDAQ's slide.Tech insiders sold heavy this year; Scient founder Greenberg cashed in $168M.Authors Guild upset with Amazon over new purchasing method of new books.Americans used the Web more for holiday greetings and research
This is the final album of the week for 2000 and, as such, it seems appropriate that TMN say that this album is our favorite of the whole year. No top-ten lists here, just a top-‘one.’ But what is there to say about this album? You’ve already
A well-condensed history of the year as a tale of young vs. old.Lucent lowers expectations for the 3rd time.Game Boy sales clobber every other console.iXL will raise cash by selling one million shares.Bush names a senator who lost to a dead man as Att. General.
Every school and library must now (beginning Winter '01) filter Web content.Fearing layoffs and scorn at the racquet club, consultants run for the business schools.Kozmo gets another $30M from Flatiron Partners.Bids for FCC Wireless reach $9.3B.Motley Fools prove foolish enough to follow their own
Compiling early raw material and a number of later singles and b-sides, Substance 1977-1980 is a fine, impressive collection not exclusively for Joy Division/Factory completists, but really for everyone, which is an uncommon effect in singles and b-sides collections, really; this often, in fact, seems like
Email is being heralded everywhere as the next best thing.Cometh the hour, cometh the man: with no reaction on Wall St. to the President-elect, enter Greenspan.Sony moves forty thousand fake dogs in four weeks.Apple may take the most heat, but it's still the strongest.
The year in technology: layoffs, sales, and platforms. [wsj]How AOL plans to unify the media cosmos.Can Apple survive and still be revolutionary?How the brain knows what it knows: the extraction of meaning in steams of information.Rep. Dick Armey moves to investigate Carnivore, despite the Justice Department&
Telemedicine is already a reality and it's saving lives.The FCC will approve the AOL/TW merger if AOL opens up its IM.Shockwave.com will acquire AtomFilms.Web executives look ahead to the future; none mention "flying cars" as viable business plan.The Post Office
Our writer interviews Andy Crewdson of Lines & Splines. We especially like that he is an ‘average indie kid.’
For anyone who saw this morning’s edition of the New York Daily News, you know that Al Gore really cut loose at his post-concession get-together. Though the event was, initially, quite somber, given the recent concession, the event soon turned into what The Morning News, had we
