Monthly Archives: January 2011

ABC news recently offerred a Nightline program on the dangers of for-profit online education. This is the second program I have watched on this topic this fall. It appears to be buyer beware. Problems appear to be promising opportunities when … Continue reading →

Interesting data on how the general consumer uses the iPad (Business Insider). These data are especially intiguing because the iPad is a new device.

Wow – first Ask.com gives up on bloglines and now Ask Jeeves (TechTree).

The most popular posts to my main blog turns out to be a post I wrote exploring the potential of Office2 Pro – an app for authoring content stored on Google Docs. I have a new and I must admit … Continue reading →

This blog uses the b2evolution software. It used to work better. People find your posts in a variety of ways; a) they subscribe to your RSS feed, b) they locate you through search, and c) you send a message to … Continue reading →

CNN notes that many of those pledged to support net neutrality lost this past Tuesday. Republican lawmakers largely oppose the idea of Net neutrality. Though a majority of Democratic lawmakers support the issue — all of the 95 candidates that … Continue reading →