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These may or may not be super-profitable or particularly solvable via software: Basic math and science literacy for a large percentage of people (in the US at least, but I suspect …

HFOSS might be interesting, they work almost exclusively with students: http://hfoss.org/

As a writer who sometimes covers tech startups, I can also add that it helps to get in touch before an event or official news release happens. It can sometimes take a while before …

I'm starting on Monday as an intern/reporter at a well established international (print and web) science magazine and am wrestling with these questions right now. I'd love to try (…

Apparently we won't be forced to enter our "Matrix" pods, the economy will make it the only option.

Inspiring idea. Have you considered aggregating the various twitter feeds of your bloggers? How reliant are you on your own personal knowledge of Chicago to make this viable? Were …

Does this open up room for content-providers in other silos to expand into the TV space? For example, magazines. Wired tried to start a science series on PBS a couple years ago and…

"These subscribers might even be issued a share of stock in the first year." I wonder, could this work? NYT is trading below $5 today, so that's like ~10% discount on a year's subs…

I'm not a student at the Media Lab, but I do go to MIT and have some friends there. From what I have seen, it helps to have some good artsy-techy projects under your belt. I don't …

What is "right", moving online, incorporating bloggers, interactive visuals? (legitimately curious)

Thanks for drawing attention to this. Seems like blogs and twitter are more and more becoming platforms for posting about blogging and twittering. Could we start a list of bloggers…