As the U.S. moves into the final days of the 2006 campaign, it’s become evident that independent voters could hold the balance of power over the next Congress. And it’s become evident also that when independent voters look for information about their candidates, they will go online – to Google, and, I expect, to Wikipedia […]

The launch of “The God Delusion” by ‘Darwin’s rottweiler’, Richard Dawkins, has me thinking of the nonsense that Macleans apparently features on its cover this issue – a seeming drive-by titled “The Internet Sucks”. I haven’t read it (and were it not for ITBusiness.ca’s coverage, probably wouldn’t have learned of it – the last Macleans […]

In recent weeks the superbly excellent and audacious podcast TWiT has taken to somewhat more commercial support than its original style would have suggested. But this was perhaps not a surprise, because the growing podcast empire of Leo Laporte was surely consuming all hours of his day, and more besides. And sooner or later, baby […]