The grand game of numbers and statistics. Of market shares and user choice. So who’s the top dog in the browser battle? Still, Internet Explorer, baby. With around 4/5 of share in the US, Firefox has a long way to climb to take the title of King of Browser Hill with around 14%.
But being [...]

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In so many words, this is where commercialization clashes with Web 2.0.
Viacom, the mother company of TV networks such as MTV, Comedy Central, and Nickelodeon, has filed a lawsuit amounting to $1B against Google, the now mother company of video website, YouTube with grounds of copyright infringement.

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Anyone can answer any of these questions, please leave a comment:

Why do banks charge a fee on “insufficient funds” when they know there is not enough?
Why does someone believe you when you say there are four billion stars, but check when you say the paint is wet?
Why do they use sterilised needles for death [...]

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In relation with the use of StumbleUpon, I’m starting this series on good web finds - sites that you might find interesting and educational just like what I did with YouTube. But there’s a whole lot of unchartered territory out there and I thought I’d expand it to
First raid captive - Visuwords. There [...]

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We’ve always had the notion that we save on bulk. Sure, buying bulk really drives cost per quantity down but are we really saving in the long-run? Here’s my two-cents:
Buying bulk is quite advisable for many consumable goods that you often use. You can really save on many items in the month’s groceries if [...]

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