Todd Simmons

However, I wonder if Amazon’s super-aggressive pricing could be considered predatory (and thus also anti-competitive): http://t.co/VJ8t64PC

But I fear that this move will backfire, empowering Amazon to disintermediate the publishers and dominate in e-books: http://t.co/SRPVJS66

I’m glad the Justice Department is being proactive about maintaining fair competition in the e-book market: http://t.co/IJ2LvgwF

In particular, check out this new feature-length documentary on the demoscene that just screened at PAX Boston: http://t.co/XbYgW7l6

In memory of Commodore founder Jack Tramiel, here’s an awesome retrospective of the demoscene (and the iconic C64): http://t.co/OQQKUR1r

Also, $166 million per employee has got to be some kind of record: http://t.co/U211zQ0h

Wow, I wonder if Instagram’s Android release was timed to strengthen their bargaining position in ongoing discussions: http://t.co/SqXIWJbw

Clayton Christensen offers great insights on how disruptive innovation applies to healthcare and education: http://t.co/dPq1z44M

Does ranking items by popularity make the internet a less interesting place? Perhaps we need more elegant filters: http://t.co/PFMFNNiA

For example, can an agency model apply to virtual goods and did Apple engage in a conspiracy with e-book publishers? http://t.co/32BOkxFU