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There is certainly no lack of debate about copyright, and whether it promotes or hinders creativity. But in one important respect, that deb...

Since I've been using the Web for over 15 years, it's not often that a site leaves me gob-smacked. But of all the sites I've se...

This is so depressing : There should be no new exemption from copyright law for users' adaptations of copyright-protected content, the U...

Now that's what I call a mashup ....

I am not a Twitterer, but I am the sad kind of person who enjoys watching defragmentation utilities as they bring order to my hard disc chao...

Well, it does if you are Brit caricaturist, parodist, pasticheur or general masher-upper: The Patent Office is charged with implementing th...

I'm a huge fan of PubMed . If you've not visited it, it's well worth the effort. It's the nearest thing we have to a compl...

As I've said before, every good mashup needs a mesh, and you can't beat a map as a mesh. So here we have the obvious next step: a ...

There's a fine flurry of activity in the blogosphere at the moment, dissecting the relationship - and occasional antagonism - between t...

Brian Behlendorf is an interesting individual: one of those quietly-spoken but impressive people you meet sometimes. When I talked to him ...

I suppose it was inevitable that Google would go from being regarded as quite the dog's danglies to being written off as a real dog'...

Great article by Jack Schofield on mashups. The journalistic detail it brought to this amorphous and currently very trendy Web 2.0 idea he...