Why Are iPhone Users Willing to Pay for Content?
By Saul Hansell February 26, 2009 6:10 am February 26, 2009 6:10 am It may be no surprise that the best-selling computer book so far this year is “iPhone: The Missing Manual,” by my colleague David Pogue (O’Reilly, 2007). But here is something that did surprise me: The most popular edition of this book isn’t on paper or the PDF file that O’Reilly Media also sells. It is the downloadable applicatio
Google, Helped by I.B.M., Is Moving Again in Health
A joint Google-I.B.M. announcement on Wednesday night about software to link medical devices to Google’s personal health records, on its face, isn’t much of an announcement. It is a directional declaration of intent by two brand-name companies. But notably lacking, it seems, is a list of device makers, with amen quotes, hailing the software as the foundational technology that will help jump-start
An Online Farmers Market
By Claire Cain Miller January 16, 2009 10:55 am January 16, 2009 10:55 am The local food movement has been all about buying seasonal food from nearby farmers. Now, thanks to the Web, it is expanding to include far-away farmers too. A new start-up, Foodzie, is an online farmers market where small, artisan food producers and growers can sell their products. Foodies in Florida, say, can order raw, ha
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