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In Season of Recession, New Ways to CelebrateWith neighbors facing foreclosures, relatives being laid off and the endless chatter of a recession, this was the Christmas of cutbacks. ... |
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Nieman Reports: BusinessWeek’s John Byrne on the changing truths of journalismWhen we talk about other new ways to compete, most magazines don’t seem to know where to start," writes Byrne. Magazines need to think about: context; filtering and aggregation of online content; and editorial curation, he says. ... |
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Netflix finds new ways to get video to viewersThis year has been pivotal for Netflix, as the company long known for delivering DVDs by mail began to bring movies and TV shows directly to television sets via broadband. ... |
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Open source programming languages for kidsThe past couple of years have seen an explosion of open source programming languages and utilities that are geared toward children. Many of these efforts are based around the idea that, since the days of BASIC, programming environments have become far too complex for untrained minds to wrap thems... |
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Banks Try New Ways to Handle BonusesIt may be the season to be wealthy — at least on Wall Street, where banks are awarding annual bonuses despite a growing outcry over pay. But this bonus season is shaping up to be like no other, The New York Times’s Louise Story writes. The normal buzz of money — big money &mdash... |
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OKC's Thunderous SupportIt's not easy being an Oklahoma City Thunder fan these days. The team is wonderfully inventive at finding new ways to lose each night, members of the sports media... ... |
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