The Argument for Surprise Content

By jnangelis | October 10, 2019 |

I should first state that “surprise” is not quite the right word here: unscheduled, perhaps, is a better term. This inherently sounds like the weakest argument of all. Live wasn’t really that controversial of an argument in some ways: after all, we have live sports and concerts all the time. Limited sounded more controversial, but…

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Are Web 2.0 and Internet Interaction Becoming Obsolete?

By jnangelis | February 6, 2015 |

Originally posted January 22, 2013.  When can a researcher detect the end of a trend? The concept of “Web 2.0″, focusing on the web as an interactive space between users rather than the straightforward providing of information, continues to dominate much of Internet thought. Companies have rushed to provide users with many different options to…

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