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POPSWhy WSJ.com Won't Go Free Blodget makes a good argument for Murdoch keeping the WSJ in a subscriber model...a pretty bold prediction, given the rest of the industry's assurances that the wall is about to come down.
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POPSCorporate Eavesdropping... Here! Now! On Sale! You knew it was coming. Now it's here. You can talk on the phone for free as long as you're willing to let a corporation listen in to your conversations for profit. You don't really need to talk that badly, but I know you will...
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POPSMysterious Bee Deaths Linked To Pesticides? Comment hsutton wrote: Pesticides "in and of itself is probably not the cause of the honeybee's dying. What are you feeding them? If the answer is a combination of high fructose corn syrup and water then it should be noted that some time back a genetic modifier introduced into "corn" is the real culprit. This modifier causes the corn to make it's own "pesticide". Going back to feeding them real Sugar/Water will stop most of the problem. Monsanto and other companies are putting these things in 90% of the vegetable crops in the US, and have been for some time. Whatever it's doing to the honey bees it will also eventually do to us. If this trend continues human beings will start dying from "unknown" causes sometime in the very near future too. Comment by subscriber:hsutton
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POPS Metric: DRM/CA market for mobile to near $1B by 2010 Metric: DRM/CA market for mobile to near $1B by 2010 According to a new study from iSuppli, the market for digital rights management (DRM) and conditional access (CA) software and services for mobile is currently valued below $200 million, but the market will grow to approach $1 billion by 2010. What's more, mobile content protected by DRM/CA in 2010 will approach an estimated value of $20 billion. The vast majority of the DRM/CA market is currently targeting the set-top box market and includes a mix of Intellectual Property royalties, client software and server/subscriber software and represents a market with revenue just under $1 billion in 2005. For more on iSuppli's latest study: - see this press release
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