Proof positive that education doesn’t necessarily make you smarter - the Popout Prism folks choose to demonstrate their nifty new browser with a whopping 27 MB demo video.  It’s probably a bad sign when your demo file is larger than the product file that it demonstrates.

My experience is that thinking about content in a “meta” sort of way is tough to do for many people.  Actually, just talking (and thinking) about content in a generic way is not something that comes naturally to many people.  People see newsletters, press releases, and other already existing pieces of content, and have a tough time visualizing how that same information might be pulled apart and communicated differently on a web site still in development, for example.

First I’ve heard of this, but interesting stuff.

“Geekish tendancies” here - but I didn’t know that watching Junkyard Wars would ever get me Geek points..

Always a good reminder.