YouTube Goes Bigger but Stays Shorter

Is your UDID safe? Do you know what a UDID is?Unless you're in the mobile application development industry or you love to learn about the technology behind your iPhone, you probably don't know what a UDID is.

Yahoo! started as a search engine, morphed into a content provider, and today, it's hard to say exactly what Yahoo! is trying to be.

Last week, The Wall Street Journal reported that Yahoo! will begin selling prints of 50 million Creative Commons-licensed images uploaded by Flickr users as well as an unspecified number of other photos uploaded by users that will be handpicked from Flickr.

Many analysits predicted 2005 would be the year of video blogging or vlogging. It has happened sooner than anyone thought because of the Tsunami disaster.

Each year, Lake Superior State University in Michigan compiles a list of words that have become so overused that they should be banned from the English language.

WordPress.com is striking back against censorship. Paul Sieminski wrote on the WordPress.com News blog this week that the mission of WordPress.com is to "democratize publishing," and to that end, the WordPress.com team has set its sights on inappropriate use of DMCA takedown notices.

The highly anticipated iPad launch happened this week with hundreds of thousands of people lining up to get their hands on the latest gadget from Apple.

The upcoming "affordable" Amazon Kindle includes Wi-Fi access (not 3G) to download books and more, and it costs just $139. The upcoming $189 Amazon Kindle includes free 3G access to download books and more.

Want to get people to watch your online video content? Motivate them to talk about it.That's right! A new study by Knowledge Networks reports that the majority of online video is viewed by people who heard about it from another person.