The CSS Zen Garden web site is a collection of beautifully designed templates that includes several amazing designs complying to CSS and XHTML standards. The site that first started out as a way to show what can be achieved through designing sites with CSS and XHTML became a book. The book takes some of the key template designs and explains how some of the magic was achieved...
 

An article in Ad Age covers the novel concept of a meme which they define as follows: a meme "at its simplest refers to any cultural information transmitted from one mind to another". One of the first things that comes to mind following this definition is viral marketing of course....
 

TV programs and movies are set to be distributed in an intelligent manner, in other words, unlike the MP3 fiasco that the music industry put itself in. I often felt bewildered by the way the music industry seemed to be playing the ostrich about the electronic distribution of music over the Net. Hopefully this will provide us the users with better services !...
 

Google not only seems mysterious, as companies go, but actually cultivates the mystery surrounding its operations. As an article published in the LA Times today explains “Consumers had already been dazzled by Google's search engine for years, with little idea of how it worked.” Google has over the years become a highly complicated and ever-expanding empire that is no longer just about searching text on web pages...
 

How Internet is being used to create pop stars I recommend a very interesting article in which Nielsen explains on useit.com following an eyetracking study how the majority of visitors to a web site will view pages. The resulting conclusion is called the “The F shaped pattern reading” concept....