Facebook Page admins get more powers, 65% of Europeans are now regular Internet users, and Shazam digs into its data to predict the summer’s hit songs. It’s all in today’s Daily Dose.
They now have 150mm users. Via CNet
Moby on Strange and Beautiful LA Architecture
He lives — literally — in a castle in the sky. It is a sprawling structure, with a gatehouse turret, nestled under the Hollywood sign, high in the hills of Beachwood Canyon. It has a speakeasy in the basement, and the Rolling Stones once lived there.
It’s a new way of life for Moby, who spent decades in a one-bedroom apartment in the Lower East Side — with his recording studio in his bedroom and his bedroom in his closet. And yet, as it turns out, the musician is something of an architecture buff — captivated by the landscapes of urban geography. For the past year, Moby has been documenting the wild and beautiful ways of LA architecture on his blog, Moby Los Angeles Architecture. We asked him what makes LA architecture so baffling and unique.
Conan O’Brien on the ‘symbiotic relationship’ of his audience and new media
“Walt Disney never met a technology that he was afraid of”
A good lesson in social media.
The Facebook story: from inception to IPO
Eight years of the best writing about the social network, from a Harvard dorm room to the NASDAQ floor
