The website Online MBA has posted a visual timeline that illustrates major milestones in the development of the Internet as we know it today.
Can Rupert Murdoch’s digital newspaper save a dying format?
It was only a matter of time before it happened, but the LA Times is reporting that News Corp., the company behind Fox News and the New York Post, is planning a digital newspaper with short, digestible stories meant to be read on tablets and mobile phones.
Five Books delivers quick book recommendations
How’s this for a motto: “The best five books on everything.” That’s the idea behind Five Books, a website that’s all about doling out book recommendations, with a fun twist.
Trade Gmail’s ads for detailed information on your contacts
How often do you check out the ads on the right-hand side of your Gmail window? I’m guessing never.
2 blog networks ruling the world of online niche humor
If you’re up-to-speed on your Internet memes, you’re likely familiar with LOLcats, those pictures of cats enhanced by hilarious and intentionally misspelled captions, made popular by the blog I Can Has Cheezburger.