The graph is totally worth it. Yahoo is toast.

A good example of how insistence on DRM can be poison.

Great example of how changing a little bit of text can go a long way to increasing conversion rates on Web sites.

Tool used by 37signals to test their entry pages, according to a post I will be bookmarking shortly.

"It's also clear that if you're thinking more about the competition than you are about customers and the value you're going to create for them, you're on the wrong path."

An obvious move and one that the entire iTunes store now relies on to curb file sharing. it includes a measure of both understanding between the customer and the retailer and a measure of trust on the retailer's part.

This is an obvious revenue model to Flickr that should never have been canceled. Doing so is short-sighted.

Plugin for WordPress that finds Tweets referring to your posts and automatically adds that information as comments.

I have also been using WordPress since the very beginning, and I agree: the newest interface is the best one yet.

Neat little flash tool on the Xbox UK site that allows you to create graphics using your Live avatar.

The Journal won't say it, but I (and I'm sure many others will): it's not unclear what prompted the new pricing structure on iTunes. The labels wanted the new pricing structure to balance out the request for DRM-less music.

What a fascinating idea. It's funded by using the reading excerpt sent to your email each day as a targeted email advertisement. Very smart.

I plan on commenting on this in detail later.