CEO/Founder Suzanne Burge-Taylor formally announced the launch of FemaleAdvertising.com. The company executes customized marketing and advertising campaigns for the...

Gotta feel sorry for right wing columnists and shock jocks. Well, I do anyway. Arguing a leftist/progressive viewpoint is easy. You just check out the facts of the case,...

Last month on the VT, a commenter (http://www.visualthesaurus.com/cm/dogeared/1427/#comment1888) complained about the use of the word "who" in a sentence beginning,...

I was involved in an interesting chat with some colleagues about the apparent incompatibilities between pair programming and being in the ‘zone’; a Zen like state...

Filed under: Features, Sony PlayStation 3, Microsoft Xbox 360, Strategy, E3 Real Time Strategies have never been a good fit for consoles, thanks to their over-reliance on...

i woke up this morning to an IM from my friend josh at microsoft who gave me the heads-up that microsoft had made a public bid to buy yahoo! at $31/share. as you all...

Julian Beever is gifted with a crazy talent, or rather, passion. On any pavement in the U.K., Belgium, France, The Netherlands, Germany, the USA and Australia, you can...

"Realpolitik" pronouncement that sounds weighty until you think about it more than three seconds (one of plenty-four): "India can’t improve the lot of its citizens...

When thinking of summer camp, what comes to mind?� I am certain whether you are trying to remember back to your last camp experience or if your memory is fresh because...

Please take a look at what Ganesh has to say about the principle of the "Viewpoint Flip" and how it enables you to better approach the design of services (let's not use...

The Japanese artist Kenichi Okada works a lot with how the perception of the moving image interlaces with the viewer's emotional state. Emotoscope, for example, is a sort...

Back in May, we here at ScienceBlogs got an offer to get an advance screener copy of Randy Olson's new movie, "Sizzle", if we promised to review it. I hadn't seen any...

"Don't just blame the internet for polarised viewpoints" http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2008/jul/10/blogging.politics Networked communications are too easily...

Martha Biondi and James Thindwa's viewpoint, "Earth to Ken Brociner," does start out with a clever title – that much I'll grant them. Unfortunately, they seem to have...

When I last wrote about game theory, we were working up to how to find the general solution to an iterated two-player zero-sum game. Since it's been a while, I'll take a...

The New Speed of Mass Communication The past few conferences and events that I have attended witnessed the party-crashing technology of Twitter. If you are new to...

Leaving my hangover apart, I want to talk about some recent "realization" I had. I am not sure it is necessarily a good idea, but it might be worth some...

Filed under: News, Screens The atomic bomb of a few days past has had enough time to send shivers of excitement over the entire Wii community, and now a groin-grabbingly...

Marshall Kirkpatrick at ReadWriteWeb posts a troubling story about Iran, a country who already imprisons bloggers and execute citizens at an ambitious rate. The...

In some organizations, the Customer Service function is largely viewed as a cost center, draining resources of the firm.  I maintain that this viewpoint is one that...