I'm not sure what they're smoking in the New York office, but
I'm guessing it smells funny. And we're talking funny as in
strange—kind of like the "Power to the People" column PCMag
Editor in Chief Lance Ulanoff just penned about the
democratization of certain commercial Web endeavors, such as
Facebook and Yahoo.  If you're ever depressed and need a good
laugh, I suggest you read this column. Apparently, Ulanoff
actually believes this baloney about Facebook letting its users
vote on corporate policy and Yahoo's new customer advocacy group
having any real meaning or power (come on, it's nothing more
than a focus group). Of course, this assumes that Ulanoff
actually wrote this column.  You see, I read this column over
and over to determine what felt so wrong about it, and then it
hit me: Ulanoff may not have actually written it. I've been
trying to call Ulanoff for weeks with no success, and now I've
come to the conclusion that he's obviously turned his writing
chores over to the corporate PR folks. I say this