Service Modeling Language has been submitted to the W3C.

Wikis have been a hot topic this year, and most of the stories about them have been both positive and optimistic. Everybody likes wikis, a lot of individuals (and businesses and organizations) want them. But a recent open peer review experiment at the scientific journal Nature has failed, and some people are now second-guessing the model.

The past weekend – not the last one, but the weekend before – I went to Vloggercon.

Remember when I wrote about the transient nature of the Web? It might be happening to YouTube.

The Encyclopedia Brittanica has expressed its extreme displeasure with the Nature science journal over its comparison of Britannica to Wikipedia.

From the popular journal, Nature, an interesting article on how biologists are using Google Earth to support their efforts.

As Wikipedia becomes larger and more widely accepted, now with an Alexa rank in the range of the top 30 websites on the Internet, it’s beginning to have an impact on people’s perception, accuracy, and donations strategies. All of which have been, for the most part, positive.

A lot of angst has been suffered in recent weeks over Wikipedia, the free open-source encyclopedia.

Geeks are geeks, no matter where they are, and one in Italy turned an interest in Google Earth into a discovery.

One of the biggest obstacles to successful online marketing is a failure to understand the new World Wide Web medium.

For anyone new to investing in penny stocks, you should first be made aware of the differences between these micro-cap stocks and the more conventional blue-chip and mid-cap investments.

In Germany the CRM agency Proximity has asked 2,700 internet users about weblogs. And the results are both interesting and valuable …

I have not always been the biggest fan of C/Net News.com – and during the dot-com days, would joke that their traffic was made up of PR firms, in-house PR people and the VC firms.

Intel Corporation announced it has deployed a campus-wide broadband and wireless communications network within China’s Wolong Nature Reserve to aid researchers in the study, care and preservation of the endangered giant panda.

Human nature is our teacher. It shows us where we are stuck, how we limit ourselves, where we are unhealed and what games we play.