“Radiohead’s pay-what-you-want album sale has increased the dialog about alternative business models…”

Bob Mould (Hüsker Dü, Sugar) comments on Radiohead’s album release strategy and asks for feedback on several non-traditional album release models

“The latest version of its “Vibe Duo” model is designed for the iPhone with a built-in set of controls that include functions for calls as well as music.”

Ballmer: “There can’t be any more deep technology in Facebook than what dozens of people could write in a couple of years. That’s for sure…”

Ex-Microsoft employee Rober Scoble says Microsoft doesn’t get social networking.

…with the Cubs back in the playoffs and facing Arizona this week — will Bartman return to Wrigley Field?

Merlin Mann raves about his first class flight on Virgin America

“you need to recognise that Web2.0 and Enterprise2.0 are very different beasts. The main differences can be summarised as: …”

Get paid to refer people. Looks like the going rate is $14 per name.

Amazon launches their DRM-free MP3 music store

“…one idea every month will win $10,000”

WebEx killer?

Filters your RSS feeds into one feed based on your preferences

“GeoCities’ tale shows just how necessary continual innovation — and the capital to support it — are for a Web media business.”

“…some of the people who know him best offered their favorite Bonds memory in San Francisco.”