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We’re gearing up for a summer of healthcare reporting on Healthcare IT and looking for interns to help us out.

Are computers so clever that it takes totally unreadable text to fool them.

I’m reading a Wall Street Journal right now about AIG, the insurance company that’s been one of, if not the, largest recipients of the government bailout. I think going forward we should have a mergers and acquisitions law that says two companies cannot combine if a failure of the combined company at some point in the future would be too catastrophic to our economy.

A California lawmaker puts on his thinking cap and comes up with a bold idea: force satellite image makers to blur soft targets so the evil doers don’t know where they are.

Wondering how and where your content is used across the Intertubes? Attributor launches Fairshare to help you find out.

Gadget freaks are freaking out that the Amazon released a Kindle app for the iPhone. Seems they missed that Stanza already does what Amazon promises to do.

The Olympics visit London in 2012. Executives from the Olympic organizing committee, NBC, Think London and a variety of traditional and new media properties came together to discuss the digital opportunities surrounding the Olympics.

OK, so Amazon has fulfilled its promise and made Kindle books available on at least one smartphone, the iPhone. And the WSJ’s tech uber-reviewer Walt Mossberg think the iPhone app beats the Kindle book reader in a couple ways:
In two key respects, using the iPhone app seems superior to using a Kindle. First, the iPhone’s [...]

Join us Monday, March 9, at noon ET, for “Naked Media (The Business of Media, Uncovered).” This espisode’s topic: Remaking the Business of Business Media: the shakeups wrought by StockTwits and other digital distruptors amid BusinessWeek’s big bet on new Web strategies even as the magazine, like all its competition — struggles mightily to stay afloat.

The Isle of Mann sits between England and Ireland. It could become the next big music industry player.