Mr. Google is lying! His Guidebook no longer reflects the paths set out by travellers as they navigate their lives. It is no longer an outside observer of people's wanderings.

Somehow, code monkeys surrounded by earth-toned cubicle fabric think that it makes them resemble DJs surrounded by crates of vinyl if they use musical buzzwords to refer to the act of combining multiple things into a new one.

People are even more powerful than information.

"humour around topics like this would index the PMs squarely to an activist agenda.. it's a risky strategy for anyone who's reluctant to nail their political colours firmly to the anti-capitalist mast, which rules out most of Silicon Valley."

For more than a quarter of a century, Andrews McMeel Universal and its divisions, Universal Press Syndicate, Andrews McMeel Publishing, LLC, uclick, and AMUSE, have helped define American popular culture.

The British Cartoon Archive has a library, archive, gallery, and is a registered museum dedicated to the history of British cartooning over the last two hundred years.

"Pluto isn't a planet anymore. The scientists blowed it up."

"Awesome global media company"? "Hot, cultural favorites"? Shittiest PR blog ever or subtle mockery of their new partner Viacom?

At RiffTrax, you can download Mike's running commentaries and listen to them along with your favorite, and not so favorite DVDs.

In the style of Sealab 2021 comes The Skeletor Show, a heartwarming story of the most evil man in the universe.

"Yahoo! has a regrettable logo, but Google, your mom made your logo. You were running late that day, and she drew it in the car on the way to the meeting."

Cartoons crafted to attract lucrative keywords.

Movies in Fifteen Minutes, a book by Cleolinda Jones, began life as a wildly popular Livejournal project.

From Pixen Inc: Hang it on the strap of a cellphone, and it releases an odor for 5 seconds when you receive calls or emails.

Hilarious review spam.

I'm absolutely blown away every time I pick up this book...

Herriman's color work was indeed wonderful, but as the previous correspondent notes, for two thirds of its run the Sunday KRAZY KAT was in fact black and white, so we've been publishing it in that format...

...UNDERSTANDING COMICS is surprisingly comprehensive while being oh-so accessible...

There are few comics as minimalist as Mister O, and few that will make you laugh as hard...

This is the sequel to the Bizarro Comics anthology from a few years ago...