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Updated: Sony owns up: From MediaPost: Sony Wednesday released a statement acknowledging that the blog was phony. “Sony Computer Entertainment America developed alliwantforxmasisapsp.com as a humorous site targeting those interested in getting a PSP system this holiday season,” it read. “We’ve now added a posting that provides this clarification to consumers visiting the site.” The company did not The Attention Company has released details of a poll revealing that people are surprisingly relaxed about sharing information over the Internet. The company speculates that since the Second World War, privacy has become commonplace leading to a sense of anonymity and alienation in modern society. The Internet and blogging offers an opportunity for people to rescue their There’s a report in the (London) Times about the sudden popularity of social networking site Piczo in the UK over a period of just 12 months: …since last December this networking website for teenagers has grown eightfold, increasing its number of users from 1.2m to 10.5m, with nearly 4m in Britain alone. Four million Yes, I am posting about the meaning of Web 2.0 again. I’d stop if other people would. Promise. Anyway, Tim O’Reilly — someone I normally agree with — has posted a new ‘compact’ definition of the term. Strangely, this is actually a longer definition than the first one in some respects. That’s because it’s a prescriptive definition rather One of the finalists of the 2006 UK Weblog Awards is JonnyB’s private secret diary, a sensationally funny blog I really recommend. As Mister B says: I would love it — love it — if all the earnest blogging new meeja paradigm types saw the results and thought: ‘WTF? The best blog in the UK is some |             | |||
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