evolution

Philipp Lenssen, the resident guru at Google Blogoscoped and a frequent Murdok contributor, has looked far, far into the future, and he's sharing his predictions with the rest of us. They cover the next two technological "levels" of search, and even delve into the intriguing years "beyond."

In a report published today, comScore went into further detail into its earlier announcement that MySpace had passed Yahoo in terms of page views for the 2006 calendar year. In reviewing the numbers, the statistics firm admitted that due to the progressive nature of Web 2.0 technology, analytical methods for determining site traffic would need to be updated in 2007.

There are a few different threads weaving through the blogosphere related to the evolution of media - not just TV but all different kinds of content.

I always wanted to be an expert in something. After six years of college and two degrees, I thought I was a political expert.

Blogs evolve over time. They change even when we aren't thinking they are changing in any way.

Okay, so this post title was a little bit over the top.

With the backing of Feedster co-founder and former Chief Technical Officer Scott Johnson, then Vice President of Sales and Marketing Chris Redlitz was promoted to president of the company on November 7th. By December 14th, Johnson was not only given his walking papers, but also was voted off the board of directors. Redlitz was voted onto the board in his place. Unlike when Redlitz was promoted to president, no press release was issued announcing the change.

A lot has been made in the last couple days over Sun Microsystems President Jonathan Schwartz's assertion that "intranets are going to die."