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EIC of Wired says magazines aren’t changing for at least 10 years
This is why magazines aren’t nearly as threatened by the internet as newspapers: Unlike newspapers, there is nothing on the internet that reproduces the magazine experience and is also better than...
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Jason Calacanis on why freelancers are cheaper
From the newsletter Calacanis now sends out in lieu of blogging: When we “peeled back the onion” of our editorial spending, it became very clear that our most efficient work force was not the group of...
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Archive of past articles
Blurbs on Lester Brown, RecycleBank and charity: water for Good magazine Good Crocodile-like Reptiles Lived in the Arctic 55 Million Years Ago. Could it Happen Again? Popular Science Mining “Ice That...
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Three New ways to drill a (really deep) hole in the ground
Hammers, Water, Lasers Make Deep Drilling Easier Wired
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The People’s Processor: China Builds One of Its Own
People’s Processor: Embrace China’s Homegrown Computer Chips Wired Credit is due to Tom Halfhill on this one, who despite being mentioned only once in the piece, has written thousands of words about...
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Why The Diamond Age Nanotech Future Never Materialized
…But biology happens for the precise reason that utopian nanotech can’t: The world of the ultrasmall is astonishingly violent. The surfaces of objects turn out to be seething frenzies of motion —...
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