Monday, February 17, 2003

categories: Culture, SciTech, Biz More on Nick Denton's Pro Blogs Welcome to the world of ``nano publishing'' -- an emerging brand of Internet-based journalism that is helping shape the future of news. I stopped in New York last week to see two of the most interesting early examples. Gawker is a weblog devoted to news and gossip about New York City and its gossip-heavy industries. Gizmodo, also a weblog, covers electronic gadgets. They're both fun to read, and highly informative.   2:43:34 PM  Google It!  comment

categories: Biz Disk Memory Below a Buck a Gigabye, and What That Portends Now that disk capacity costs less than a dollar per gigabyte, it's again time to look at this disruptive technology. Dan Gillmor's eJournal   2:35:13 PM  Google It!  comment

categories: Biz Put up or shut up at tech trade show Put up or shut up at tech trade show. Forget bright ideas and tech for tech's sake--at this year's Demo conference, customer-seeking companies are going to have to answer the question "What have you done for me lately?" By Martin LaMonica, Staff Writer,. [CNET News.com]   2:30:59 PM  Google It!  comment

categories: Biz Google Buys Pyra: Blogging Goes Big-Time This is a slightly edited version of a special column running in tomorrow's San Jose Mercury News. Dan Gillmor's eJournal   2:29:05 PM  Google It!  comment

categories: Biz IBM, NetApp take aim at midrange storage Both companies are introducing new gear to drive high-end storage features into the midrange storage market. With "budgets tight" these days, an analyst says, such products are an easier sell. By Ian Fried, Staff Writer, CNET News.com. [CNET News.com]   2:24:40 PM  Google It!  comment