Behold, the blurb that launched a thousand mocking blog posts: "Very rarely, a few times in a lifetime, you open a book and when you close it nothing can ever be the same..." Book blurbs: Old media's version of linkbaiting.
The Associated Press reports that the Nielsen measurement service will change the way it tracks online viewing habits.
Sunster Lenore Skenazy anxiously anticipates the release of the final Harry Potter book.
Isn't this Tim O'Reilly's job? Longtime software developer and ZDNet columnist Dion Hinchcliffe gives the "State of Web 2.0" address, whether we asked for it or not. It's a monstrous, graph-choked essay, but once it hits the top of Tech Memeorandum, the boss will expect you to have some working knowledge. So to give you a brief run-down, I ran it through Microsoft Word's True-Meaning Document Summary tool:
