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BBC iPlayer hacked… again
News Paul Battley, a developer for crowd-sourced reviews site Reevoo, wrote on his blog that he had "defeated" the fixed iPlayer code. Just hours after the BBC said it had fixed the iPlayer streamed TV service to prevent DRM-free file downloads, a... [17 Mar 2008]
Beware of web 2.0
News While "crowd-sourcing" technologies - used to formulate ideas among large groups - could prove very fruitful for companies, businesses should be wary of such technologies until they mature, he said. Companies need to build tools to aggregate... [30 Jan 2008]
Where's the real web 2.0?
Comment With some structure we could also say it is useful information but has it evolved into wisdom from the crowd? Frequently the contributions of the crowd are simply the hubris of a vocal minority. These processes may have had some inefficiencies... [18 Oct 2007]
Fox or hedgehog - which type of techie are you?
News And he added: "The people in the organisation that look inside and outside the organisation are the IT crowd. Check out the Editor's Blog for the silicon.com chief's take on the hot tech issues of the moment. [16 Oct 2007]
Mark Cuban eyeing YouTube foe?
News However, in September Cuban appeared before a group of advertisers in New York and told the crowd that only a "moron" would buy YouTube, and that the company was sure to be sued into oblivion. Last month, he again caused a stir when he found an... [15 Nov 2006]
Google adds wikis to its arsenal
News This is really going to be a milestone in taking the wiki way of working to a different crowd, to casual developers," he said. In a blog post announcing the deal JotSpot co-founder and CEO Joe Kraus wrote: "We watched [Google] acquire Writely and... [01 Nov 2006]
Bold bloggers go where journos dare not
News He appeared on a stage in Boston to assure a tired crowd: "We've waited four years for this victory. The Timshel blog, which is penned by a Louisiana Democrat, confidently predicted a "decision for Kerry in the wee hours of Wednesday morning" and... [04 Nov 2004]
