"I understand that the emergence of cheap or free stock is a problem for photographers and I understand why. On the other hand I think change is inevitable because the technology for taking pictures and the methods of distribution are evolving so rapidly." "I should point out that our primary target market is not traditional print or online publishers but rather individual bloggers and webmasters." And that's why the sky hasn't fallen. Those who buy stock aren't those who use free stock.

Small films big business soon?

Huge free web photo collection. Free as in beer, but still....

Broadband top FCC priority.

Perhaps the most rantish and lest sensical article ever by Dvorak.

Hot on the heels of iTunes podcasting support.

Inducers.

Sunstein's guest blogging on Lessig's blog. It's getting interesting. The basis for the utility of collaborative filtering.

Former Clash guitarist sees MP3s like mix tapes.

Roberts and copyright.

Not realeasing an eBook didn't save Potter from swapping.

Scary.

Breathless article on commons' besting traditional media.

Content taking up more internet time. Too broad to be really useful.

--Ari