It's one thing for newspaper circulation to decline as the media landscape is redefined; it's quite another for newspaper not be moving aggressively to embrace the Web. Unfortunately, many newspapers don't get it yet, which explains why they're still struggling to figure out how to deal with the Web's growth. Among the few exceptions is The Guardian, which published a 15-page special section in its Weekend magainze on Web 2.0. It includes a feature story by  John Lancester, as well as interviews with executives from Digg, Blogger, Wikipedia and Flickr. For more evidence of the Guardian's ambitious online efforts, check out Comment is Free, which aggregates columnists from the Guardian and Observer, as well a other writers.

Amid all this digital technology, does it strike anyone as strange that business cards are still alive and well? I mean, we live in a world of Web sites, blogs and e-mail yet if you appear at an event without a business card, you feel kind of naked. It explains why I didn't feel like a real b5media employee until the new business cards were delivered. That said, I do see a day when blogs could replace business cards but how would you remember anyone's information without a business card.