dan tynan on Mar 19 2010 | Filed under: Cringley, Da Web, Facebook, Google, Infoworld, Microsoft, National insecurity, Privacy, Web 2.0, censorship, politics
Privacy is all over the news these days, including social networks, where it seems the Feds like to play.
dan tynan on Mar 11 2009 | Filed under: (anti) social media, Computerworld, Culture Crash, Da Web, Facebook, Web 2.0
Would you prefer the chocolate cinnamon dogshit or the raspberry swirl? In the end, it’s still dogshit.
dan tynan on Oct 07 2008 | Filed under: Apple, Sony is baloney, US Airways Magazine, Video, Web 2.0
The future of entertainment can be found inside a game console
Hi, my name is Dan and I have a problem with electronics. (“Hi, Dan.”)
As a professional gadget wrangler, my home often looks like an electronics warehouse. These days my living room is filled with devices designed to deliver content from the Internet to my [...]
dan tynan on Jul 03 2008 | Filed under: Da Web, US Airways Magazine, Web 2.0
Recommendation engines know what you want — even if you don’t
(A version of this post originally appeared in the July 2008 issue of US Airways Magazine.)
Some people remember their first kiss or the first time they drove a car. I remember the first time I recorded a show on TiVo. It was an old Rockford [...]
