At the same time that the Internet grows, it Achilles’ Heel gets more exposed too. Therefore, the fact that the Internet is growing is neither good news, nor bad news. That’s purely factual.

Germany has emerged as the most skeptical among the European nations in terms of the online privacy of citizens. But what is it about Europe’s biggest economy that makes it particularly critical towards online companies’ collection of user data?

RockMelt offers a completely new way to browse the web now, integrating your social networks to your browsing experience.

My trip to Cuba was an amazing opportunity to compare the two systems – the Free West and The Tropical Communism- through the prism of Digital Age, Web 2.0 and Social Networks.

It is so different and so similar at the same time.

Finally touching the future (that we all have seen in the futurist films): One of the best websites (ever!) has just been launched, and this time, there is no friend of mine involved. Its name is Qwiki.

What can Google do to fight Fidel and Raul Castro’s totalitarian regime? Can Google, or an army of innovative journalists bring change in Venezuela? Something that the local media moguls haven’t been able to do? What is the power of digital media in the recovery of Haiti?

In less than 20 years the peer production and transparency found in Open Source is firmly entrenced in the mainstream and is affecting much more than just software.

Little by little, Blumenthal’s arguments started to convince me…I was seduced. Actually, I believe i wanted to be convinced.

Rumors have been flying all over the Internet about Facebook’s secret phone project. Facebook has attempted to deny them but people continue speculating. What is the social networking giant really doing with all that genius?

A meta-web is forming that connects the bits and bytes of our online social actions in new and startling ways. The social search start-up Aardvark shows us how five years from now the 2010 Web will appear quaint.