One thing I really like about an offline feed reader is that you don’t need to read feeds all the time. Just store them up like a squirrel stores nuts.

APC Magazine has the exclusive: Microsoft’s Mac Business Unit is already halfway done building the next release of Microsoft Office for the Apple Mac.

Last weekend, I got a call phone call from the editor of the Second Life Business Magazine, the debut of which I wrote about here.

This weekend, the Valley lost a sharp journalist and a good man. Bill Goggins, a former editor at Wired Magazine, died while running the San Francisco Marathon this Sunday.

Conde Nast, owner of Wired Magazine, has bought Wired News. If that seems confusing, it doesn’t matter if you have been paying attention.

When Cond Nast announced last night that it bought Wired News, the press acted like Wired was rescuing a desperate crew of disaster survivors.

I don’t agree with his position, but Steve Forbes makes some good points against Network Neutrality on PodTech.net today. Catherine Girardeau (who’ll be my coworker at PodTech starting on July 6) did an awesome job interviewing Steve.

If you’re an Affiliate Marketer and are looking for the latest tips and tricks, one of the best resources I found is the Affiliate Classroom Magazine.

If you’ve not already subscribed to the newly launched Search Marketing Standard magazine, you should sign-up immediately.

Maxim Magazine, in order to celebrate their 100th issue, decided to build a gigantic version of their magazine cover, large enough to be seen by satelites, including those used by Google Earth.

Boris Mordkovich hass introduced Search Marketing Standard, a quarterly magazine covering the search marketing industry, expected to ship its first issue this summer.

When I look at podcasts in the context of the complex sale, and compare them to other mediums, the audience for podcasts is still tiny but gaining momentum.

I love free stuff and I get loads of free magazines etc… (why pay when loads of companies give away the stuff!)

Okay, now Valleywag is making some not-so-veiled accusations about Eric Schmidt. Are they hinting at what I think they’re hinting at?

Teenagers are big on researching their fashion, but not big on buying clothing and apparel online, according to a survey sponsored by Yahoo!.

Search Marketing Standard enters the turbulent world of print media publishing with a quarterly magazine debuting this summer.

Laurel Lindsay is the Toronto Blue Jays baseball team Vice-President of Consumer Marketing.

They are in Wired magazine in Pittsburgh.

Kris Smith and Todd Andrlik have launched, believe or not, a bi-monthly print magazine dedicated to podcasting called ID3.

And who’s to argue with his claim? Jason Calacanis made money from blogging (sold his blogging network to AOL for $25 million).

Are blogs a waste of your time and that of your business or clients?