“Any activity becomes creative when the doer cares about doing it right, or doing it better.”
—John Updike

Advertising Age reports that the inevitable has come to pass: The U.S. Postal Service will be allowing the commercialization of postage stamps.

About three weeks ago, I said you’d be hearing a lot about network neutrality in the weeks and months to come. Hopefully the people lobbying for tiered service in the U.S. will pay heed to what Sir Tim Berners-Lee has to say about the issue. After all, he’s the guy who invented the World Wide Web.

It’s not often that films get released on Tuesdays, but how can you not release a remake of The Omen on 6/6/6? Also trying to cash in on the calendar’s serendipity: Ann Coulter.

In case you missed news of the milestone: More than one billion people worldwide now have access to the Internet, according to Internet World Stats, with 845 million using the Internet regularly.