"Foswiki is a wiki, so you and your team members can collaborate and edit pages directly in the web browser.
For advanced collaboration, Foswiki lets you enter macros (similar to Excel) to automate pages and build entire applications from within your browser. "

"There’s a spectrum of authority from “Good enough to settle a bar bet” to “Evidence to include in a dissertation defense”, and most uses of algorithmic authority right now cluster around the inebriated end of that spectrum, but the important thing is that it is a spectrum, that algorithmic authority is on it, and that current forces seem set to push it further up the spectrum to an increasing number and variety of groups that regard these kinds of sources as authoritative."

"Of those that would consider getting their wallets out to pay for Times Online and the rest, three quarters agreed their upper price limit was a measly 10p."

"Consumers say they are willing to pay small sums of cash for online articles, with columnist Jeremy Clarkson leading a list of potential earners if paid content takes off. "

"First, do they have influence over lots of other people? Do they control relatively large financial resources compared with their peers? Are they powerful in multiple spheres?"

"Despite the hype around Apple's iPhone, more people bought Blackberry handsets in Q3 2009 than bought iPhones, according to research released today."

"Aleksandr Orlov kicks off his new podcast chat show with special guest, David 'the Hoff' Hasselhoff in this new online campaign from VCCP."

Consumer packaged goods brands will be among the main drivers of growth in interactive advertising expenditure in the US over the next five years, according to a new forecast from Forrester, the research firm.

"The EyeWriter project is an ongoing collaborative research effort to empower people, who are suffering from ALS, with creative technologies."

"These companies understand that we are living in a world where consumer preference isn't formed in reaction to a message, but through a series of experiences over time."

"…digital billboards will be the fastest-growing individual channel, with an uptick of 9.1%, to $502m, in 2009, and of 13.2% in 2010, having enjoyed a CAGR of 31.4% over the last half decade.

"Major companies like Procter & Gamble, Nike and Diageo are looking beyond traditional methods of advertising in order to provide consumers with memorable "experiences", as they seek to increase engagement levels and differentiate their products."

"The upside of Option 1 is far more impactful than the downside is bad. There is no reason not to take the chance."

"Murdoch wants readers to pay for news. I’d like folks to be paying for my words, too. But pulling out of Google News isn’t the way for either of us to accomplish that. And Twitter isn’t a factor with enough of the audience (yet? ever?) to make a difference."

"I'm a super f**king social media guru and I'm super f**king busy right now. So busy I have great ideas coming out of my ass 15 times a day. If I had more hours in the day I'd be a billionaire for sure. But today I'm here…"

Staff in GNM commercial departments are due to be told about the impact of the latest cost cutting on their jobs by 9 December, while changes at editorial will take longer to complete because cuts are being managed through voluntary redundancies and redeployment.

"So here’s something devilishly brilliant: The Huffington Post applies A/B testing to some of its headlines. Readers are randomly shown one of two headlines for the same story. After five minutes, which is enough time for such a high-traffic site, the version with the most clicks becomes the wood that everyone sees."

"We know that Gen Yers are cost conscious, but we also know they will pay a premium if they see a concrete benefit. The product or service must solve a problem, provide exclusive access to content, or emphasizes a custom user experience."

"You probably can charge consumers for two things: (a) exclusive entertainment content and (b) authoritative information that helps them hang on to more of their money."

“ACAP (Automated Content Access Protocol) is a new non-commercial, open, global protocol devised by the worldwide publishing community that provides content providers with the necessary tool to enable them to communicate their copyright terms and conditions online in a language that can be read, understood and interpreted by the machines that crawl and index their content.”

"A digital universe means readers have plenty of sources to choose from. Publishers considering pay walls have to weigh the costs of losing readers with the benefits of gaining subscription revenues."

"Having to search for and find news in search engines is so 2008."

The list of the country's largest media groups ranked by revenue

"Despite the tremendous growth in mobile usage and the substantial investment by many businesses in the space, the mobile web is still in its early stages. We believe that great mobile advertising products can encourage even more growth in the mobile ecosystem. That's what has us excited about this deal."

"The list of the country's largest media groups ranked by revenue is dominated by companies that charge their customers."

“They will have to spend a lot more money on a lot more reporters to cover the world when they can’t steal from newspapers.”

Augmented ID is a TAT concept that visualizes the digital identities of people you meet in real life.

"As Lord Mandelson and TalkTalk debate whether internet access constitutes a human right, we consulted six web experts."

The technology industry is where the automotive industry was 20 years ago – nervous boys at the school dance who do not quite know what to do or say to women. They end up leading with two left feet.

Tonight, 8pm.

So why have a professional edition for a paper that is arguably already for professionals? According to Hart, it is an attempt to recognize the middle ground between “regular” readers (like my mom) and financial clients who use the super-charged “terminals” from Thomson Reuters and Bloomberg that provide news along with sophisticated and deep financial information.