links for 2007-04-27
April 26th, 2007 Posted in Daily Links
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Always interesting to see discussions of Web 2.0 sites and business models. Nothing all that new here, and perhaps that’s what’s significant.
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“Dr Pepper is paying an undisclosed amount to have a pop-punk band live and work in a transparent bubble on New York’s touristy Pier 54 for 20 days. Cameras will record the members of Cartel as they write and record a new CD.”
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If you go by much of the media coverage of Google’s new acquisition, you might think that the average visitor is 17 years old and gravitates toward videos of nerds dancing. The demographic data contradict that stereotype.
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Lee creates a brilliant, simple, and cheap video describing RSS for newbies. A must see.
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The issues with anonymity don’t get much more clear than this!
