Joost is a new service that allows you to watch TV on your computer for free. Provided you have a broadband connection and at least 512MB of RAM, you can watch full length TV shows on your monitor.
Joost is a new way of watching TV on the internet. With Joost, you get all the things [...]

I’m not going to go into the ins, outs or shake-em-allabouts of the whole fiasco that has been unfolding over at Digg for the last few days. Pretty much everyone else with a blog have said their bit but it reminded me of an old saying I heard once.
Never underestimate the power of stupid people [...]

I’ve just read an article over at Digital Inspiration which really hit home.
You were checking your personal emails at office, then saw a funny video on Youtube, then reached an interesting blog from the Youtube comments, subscribed to that blog, then discovered some unread items in your newsreader, then decided to save some of those [...]

Following the recommendation by Everton over at Connected Internet, I’ve decided to give Spotplex a whirl. It’s a news aggregator that, unlike Digg, can’t be gamed by the users. This is what Spotplex have to say about themselves:
Spotplex provides internet users with real-time ranking of blog articles based on actual impression count. In other words, [...]

I’ve just read a brilliant article by Danny Sullivan about Digg reaching 1 million users and I’m in total agreement with him. There is no such thing as a democracy on Digg any more (assuming there was in the first place) because the top users are dictating what does and doesn’t appear on the site. [...]