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Earlier this week, I decided to start passing the word about a new project I’d like to do as a 9/11 memorial. Some links have started to come in, albeit early but, as promised, I am posting them. So here is the first collection:
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Jane Davis
James Lileks
Some great stuff [...]
George Hotelling is attempting an interesting experiment for the digital age: reselling a song bought on the iTunes music store. The reason it is interesting is that he has checked the license agreement and it seems perfectly OK for him to transfer a file to someone else. This will be an interesting test of whether [...]
As pointed out, At the end of the day, any XML metadata wrapper around the content of our blog entries will do the job, and it’s trivial to transform one flavor of wrapper to another.. A large part of the purpose of RSS2Necho was to demonstrate that if you have an RSS feed, you can [...]
This should be interesting. While other conferences attended by bloggers have been heavily reported on, no one has yet tried having a blog for a conference. Well, SuperNova, a new conference by Jeff Pulver and Kevin Werbach, is starting its own blog. The conference is in a few weeks and, knowing both Jeff and Kevin, [...]
In a move that seems to confirm some of my worries about recent Microsoft moves, Tantek Çelik, who was a major driving force behind the Mac implementation of IE, announced that Microsoft will no longer support IE for the mac. Granted, with the development of Safari, it was pretty clear that this was going to [...]
It looks like another point is scored by Microsoft, as MusicNet agrees to support Windows Media 9 in its service. Most interesting in this is the fact that AOL and Real Networks are part owners of MusicNet. Is this the first sign of the AOL/Microsoft partnership working out? And what does it mean for Real [...]
QuarkXpress 6.0 for Mac OSX is out and it seems that Quark is slowly moving away from Apple: Based on the key features list, it runs on Mac OSX 10.2 as well as Windows 2000 and Windows XP. Considering the recent discussions surrounding Adobe’s performance comparisons between the Mac and the PC, it seems that [...]
Doc Searls points out in an email that Microsoft has not fully lost the web business, and pointed me to the Netcraft web survey to highlight that Microsoft IIS still holds a 27% market share, which represents big business. However, if you take a look at the graph, it looks like Apache is the only [...]
Today, I was reading Reiter’s weblog and noticed his post on Verizon lowering its prices for DSL service. Out of curiosity, I called Verizon to ask them about it. It turns out that the deal is good for everyone, whether they are old or new customers. It also turns out that the bandwidth is 1.5 [...]
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