But here’s a critical point—more open decision making processes also typically require open information sharing. If you are going to involve more people in the process, they have to have the right information on which...

The 800-pound gorilla just entered the blogosphere, … the secret sauce to Google’s blog-search success.

Taking a close look at all technical options is the right thing for them (AOL and MSN) to be doing.

They have to differentiate themselves. And entertainment is a big part of peoples’ lives.

Their arrival will tighten the noose even more on smaller players.

The big hurdle for video search to overcome has been the dearth of content that people really want to find online. That’s starting to change rapidly.

this process isn’t suitable for complex decisions that have nuance, and those who use it in such situations run the risk of being perceived as rubberstamping when the decision had already been made.

This relevancy ranking is what I think will be the secret sauce to Googles blog search success.

It’s the social nature of Live.com that I find so fascinating, or the potential of that.

It’s looking shaky for them,

From the consumer point of view, there may be questions about whether you’ll have to be an AOL subscriber to get Time magazine. That combination of media with the access is one through which you...

They were hoping to become what AOL was supposed to be when it made the Time Warner deal six years ago.