According to Steven Johnson, it's almost as if Howard Dean is "a system" running for president, as opposed to a person.

Of course, only the actual president gets the daily briefing.

The music industry thought tough talk, hard-knuckle litigation and lobbying Congress could stop the forces unleashed by Napster.

Today the record business is in meltdown, and more Americans use file-sharing software than voted for Mr. Bush in the last presidential election.

When did it become a commonplace to argue a point by juxtaposing random statistics?