Jason Norwood-Young

The internet is taking us to places without boundaries. But we won’t know what it all means until we get there.

The use of good metaphors is slowly dying — like good fiction at local bookshops.

The internet, far from being the bane of journalism, is fast reinventing the industry, led by the avant-garde geek-cum-journalists.

The esteemed Umberto Eco brings us a weighty volume in <em>The Infinity of Lists</em>. The problem however is, that the book is arm-gnawingly boring.

There seems to be a perception among bibliophiles (some of them, at least) that the ebook is a solution looking for a problem.

Globally the Four Horsemen are running rampant in the newsroom. Advertising, readership and revenues are plummeting.

I felt that I knew the Troyeville Hotel before I ever set foot in it.

Jason Norwood Young examines the everchanging relationship between traditional print media and the internet.

The quiet tourist area of Mtunzini, 140km north of Durban, boasts scenic beaches, great bird watching, and the most internet bandwidth in SA.