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• Will Work for Praise: The Web's Free-Labor Economy

  This online business model has Americans happily toiling for attention on for-profit sites that don't pay them money. Yahoo even hired microeconomists and sociologists from Harvard and Columbia to maximize Yahoo's ability to exploit free labor.

  by d2002 at December 29, 2008 06:35 with 414 diggs

• ISPs to RIAA: Pay Up!

  The RIAA's announcement last week of an end to its P2P lawsuitsin favor of working with ISPs to warn or cut off offenders was almostunanimously praised as a move in the right direction. Thereare a lot of "ifs" in the equation, however, and it appears that onesmall ISP has already stumbled upon the first: policing P2P users isn't cheapno matter who

  by msaleem at December 23, 2008 04:38 with 1451 diggs

• The Best Video Games of 2008

  The coolest, most attractive end-of-year awards list on the planet. We all love a good list, and you won’t find a better barf bag of random praises than the Platinum Chalice awards, the place to have someone else’s gaming opinions shoved upon you.

  by Tuscarosa at December 19, 2008 22:39 with 1767 diggs

• NASA's Next Big Thing - Asteriods, here we come.

  A high-level panel of experts has praised the idea of sending NASA astronauts to visit a nearby asteroid, along with concepts for ambitious robotic missions made possible by next-generation spacecraft. But the panel also warns that the missions will carry big price tags.

  by TheDataWhore at November 25, 2008 00:26 with 527 diggs

• Adobe Debuts Flash Catalyst At MAX Conference

  A year ago at the annual Adobe MAX conference, the company demoed an application codenamed "Thermo" that drew plenty of praise for its ability to take static images and convert them to working RIA user interfaces with just a couple of clicks. This year, the app is official as Flash Catalyst.

  by Griny at November 17, 2008 11:47 with 488 diggs