Apparently the Web’s fastest-growing music service.

YOUR backbone’s connected to your shoulder bone, your shoulder bone’s connected to your neck bone - and your neck bone’s connected to your cellphone.

the last several years we’ve seen the rise and fall of many social web applications. While most of our attention gets paid to the hugely successful ones like YouTube and Facebook, we can also learn a lot from those that have failed. Here are some of the

The web was going to be the great educator, but the cult of the amateur is now devaluing knowledge, says net entrepreneur Andrew Keen (Keen is cool. Nuf said!)

Bram Alkema interviews Andrew Keen on his vision about the internet and what effects the so called web 2.0 might have for the way we experience culture.

Man is God. He is everywhere, he is anybody, he knows everything. This is the Prometeus new world. All started with the Media Revolution, with Internet, at the end of the last century. Everything related to the old media vanished. far out Sci fi vision.