It seems that one of the most prevalent theories of internet content / inventory / human interest isn’t quite as infallible as we’d previously thought. Chris Anderson’s long tail was coined in this article and has since led to a successful book and blog. I’m assuming we’re all familiar with the long tail, (if you’re not, check the article above).

While this theory certainly resonates clearly in the context of web distribution models, new research has come to light which questions just how accurate the model actually is. Read more »

With the worst financial sector June month since the Great Depression out of the way the year can only get better cant it? We had better hope so because according to latest polling data on CNN the majority of us would be in trouble if not. Read more »

On Tuesday this week (June 24), Michael Arrington of Techcrunch reported that Yahoo and Microsoft were back on the negotiating table. Since talks between the two corporations disintegrated, Yahoo’s shareprice has continued to slide, it’s done a questionable deal with Google and it’s be ravaged by a number of high profile exoduses. It’s become something of a joke around Silicon Valley; there’s even been the creation of a Yahoo template resigner form. Read more »