Media 2.0

Content aggregators: Just a race to the bottom

Frédéric Filloux over at “Monday Note” has written a good analysis looking at news aggregators: Aggregators: The good ones vs the looters He likes…

The Media Tsunami: How much media is too much media?

How much media content should I produce? As a professional journalist this has been a question that I’ve struggled with over the past five…

What WikiLeaks means for a government’s assault on media freedom

What happens when a government moves to clamp down on media freedom? It might simply force journalists in that country to adopt the WikiLeaks…

The rise of eBooks and the myth of affordability

Major drum roll from the guys at Amazon.com for their announcement that “Amazon.com customers now purchase more Kindle books (eBooks) than hardcover books.” The…

Twitter breaks news, but will it break journalism?

Twitter’s value to breaking news quickly and efficiently is beyond doubt, but the accuracy of the news being reported is far from perfect. This…

Newspass: Why Google’s paywall plans may just work

Google has been quietly testing a new paywall system for publishers it is calling “Newspass”. According to Italian newspaper La Repubblica, Google has been…

Interview: Helen Zille on Twitter, Facebook and why Julius Malema isn’t interesting enough to follow

Western Cape Premier and Democratic Alliance Leader Helen Zille has taken charge of all the web has to offer; including a Facebook Page, Twitter…

How VR Meditation Apps Like Realms of Flow and Others Are Redefining Our Connection with Reality

How forex trading is transforming startup investment strategies

How One Energy Project Could Reshape Climate Action

South Africa’s online grocery boom signals digital shift

Microsoft launches new Surface devices in new AI era

Honor Magic V3 launches, four things to know

Honor Magic V3, a Guinness world record attempt

Trump wins – Tesla goes beyond $1 Trillion

Vivo update – a big safety gain

Review: Range Rover Evoque P300e Dynamic HSE