April 02, 2006
Wikipedia Covers April Fool's Hoaxes and more...
Monochrom’s BrandMaker did a study to attempt to evaluate the actual power of brands by making Austrian people draw a total of twelve logos. Nine international, three typically European from memory, 25 people per brand. Check out some of the many logos drawn by people...
"Wikipedia maintains an up to date list with April Fools hoaxes from this year. The list already includes hundreds of entries. Among the most popular, one could find Google Romance, a new Google.com project, Google Browser, as well as Yahoo!'s desire to buy all Web 2.0 companies on the web...."
For those interested souls here is a feminist blog directory. And Slashdot explains Why Everyone Loves Apple. Honestly I don't but I know people love it. So let's see what they are up to...
As kind of a bad news Anush Yegyazarian and Tom Spring says "in possible threats to 'Net neutrality', businesses may be charged for express handling of their data packets, and bulk e-mailers may have to pay for guaranteed delivery of their messages...." In another bad news, a Swedish Study Finds Cell Phone Cancer Risk. I guess this won't change my attitude against my cell phone:)
The British (Podcast) Invasion : Why the U.K.'s newspapers are worth listening to? Meanwhile, In a nice article Chris Nickson discusses The State of Digital Music in 2006
Posted by erkan at April 2, 2006 11:50 AMPosted to Cyberculture