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Ad blockers have given consumers a bargaining chip; let’s not waste it.

The death knell for the banner ad is tolling and few are lamenting its decline.

n nMalcolm Gladwell returns to the pages of The New Yorker with a story about “innovation multiples” — independent discoveries or inventions that occurred at the same time, but in […]

Engineers at Cornell University have developed a form of turbine-free wind power called Vibro-Wind. 

I just finished reading Everything Bad Is Good For You . The author, Steven Johnson, makes a quite-convincing case that today’s popular culture and media (video games, television, Internet, movies), […]

For the past year, security researcher Dan Kaminsky has had an interesting secret side project that has nothing to do with his day job: He’s been working on correcting color […]

Dear Reader,  I apologize for the length of this article. It’s actually two articles smashed into one.  All together this post will take roughly 5 minutes to read.  I generally […]

Go and explore, Kottke says.

Kottke is a big Errol Morris fan.

Kottke wants the political process to change.

Kottke says he is a pessimistic optimist.

Kottke reads a lot of blogs. A lot.

Kottke.org is the long evolution of a blog.

They will, Kottke says, but they’ll just be different.

“Are you happy?” is a good place to start, reflects Jason Kottke.

Politics are still shut off from reality, Kottke says.

Internet advertising presents many opportunities for trial and error, Kottke says.

Kottke started tinkering with primitive computers when he was still a kid.