The Economist on a roll

The Economist</site> is on a roll this week. Go and buy it if you do not subscribe. (Links below may require subscription.)

Telecoms and the internet - guess what: the internet is telecoms.
Telecoms and the internet - more on eBay’s purchase of Skype.
Websites of mass description - you can use tags on flickr, del.icio.us et al. Tags are cool.
Mashing the web - mixing web sites is cool; see HousingMaps.com, traffic.poly9.com (defunct), www.busmonster.com (defunct?), and so on and on and on….
The doctor in your pocket - watch that blood presssure … using your mobile phone. (Are anybody still talking on these things?)

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