by David | Jan 18, 2012 | Digital Migration, new media
This was originally a comment to Robert Niles’ excellent piece on the Online Journalism Review, on whether or not the New York Times should be a “Truth Vigilante”. I’m republishing it here, because it looks like the commenting feature on OJR...
by David | Mar 22, 2011 | Conspiracy Theories, Digital Migration
Doop-de-doop, just adjusting the settings on Safari so’s it doesn’t keep opening up a new window every time I click a link. It’s one of the default settings in Safari that I really deplore. Maybe this made sense back when Safari first came out, and...
by David | Dec 16, 2010 | adsense clickfraud
This is a great flow chart, explaining how the Dark Side of the internet uses your unwary clicks to generate real money. (h/t ComputerSchool.org)It’s interesting to see the actual breakdown of how stealing your passwords and compromising your bank accounts can...
by The Wordyeti | Jan 6, 2007 | Uncategorized
This post is being used as a means to demonstrate what a legitimate trackback looks like, and how it should be used. The site it’s pinging is Dave Mitchell’s "Sparsely, Sage…" blog about West Marin County – a freshly hatched...