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Yahoo Internet Life Magazine Is An Awesome Relic Of The Dot Com Era
Yahoo yesterday announced that it’s buying Tumblr for $US1.1 billion to communicate to millennials cool, hip, relevant, and that it understands what GIFs are. But back in the early ages of the dot com-era, the company was saying that through a monthly publication called Yahoo Internet Life Magazine.
Why Do We Keep Making Ebooks Like Paper Books?
Comparing books to ebooks is like comparing mechanical watches to digital watches, or manual cars to automatic cars. No one doubts the convenience, reach and flexibility of the ebook format, but it will never convincingly replicate the experience of a paper book — nor does it need to. Ebooks are a fundamentally new medium, stuck in an awkward growing stage.
What Would Happen If People In The SkyMall Catalog Came To Life
If you’ve ever been bored as hell on a plane, which is to say every single person who has ever flown ever, you’ve probably wondered who the heck the people in the SkyMall catalogue were. This is who they are.
New York Times Finally Closes Gaping Hole In Its Paywall
As soon as the New York Times first hit us with its paywall back in 2011, industrious little news fiends all over the internet began looking for ways to get around it — and it didn’t take long. One of the simplest holes simply required you to delete a few characters at the end of the URL. Well, those glory days are over.
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