MySpace, you've hit critical mass. A giant media conglomerate owns you, every major-label band has a page, and you're sponsoring events and concerts all over the nation. It's time to realize that you're not a grass-roots little social networking website anymore. It's time for some changes:

Filed under: news on January 26th, 2006 | No Comments »

In one word: Brilliant. This is quite possibly the best little piece of plastic since the guitar pick.
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I’m getting old, not because I’m nearing 25, for that is quite young, but because I’m [...]

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Wayne Huizenga founded Blockbuster Video, whose first storeopened its doors on October 19, 1985, and sold it to Viacom in 1994. That'swhere the beginning of the end started for Blockbuster. Through itsmismanagement and eventual disavowal, Viacom managed to run Hollywood's once-darling Blockbuster into theground. In just one decade.

Filed under: business on January 9th, 2006 | 1 Comment »