Monthly Archives: April 2003

Jeff Jarvis has a fine idea: “We webloggers should help Iraqis start weblog newspapers.” Comments

A company called Brocade Communications announced layoffs today, not a new concept in this industry. But the headline on the press release — “Brocade Continues Business Model Optimization” — would have been funny had the situation not been so unfortunate. … Continue reading →

Miami Herald: Army chaplain offers baptisms, baths. It belongs to Army chaplain Josh Llano of Houston, who sees the water shortage, which has kept thousands of filthy soldiers from bathing for weeks, as an opportunity. ”It’s simple. They want water. … Continue reading →

Andrew Orlowski (The Register): Anti-war slogan coined, repurposed and Googlewashed… in 42 days. Although it took millions of people around the world to compel the Gray Lady to describe the anti-war movement as a “Second Superpower”, it took only a … Continue reading →

The Iraq war understandably continues to overshadow what otherwise would be real news. Case in point: The Federal Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia will hear an appeal (Mercury News) from two technology industry groups and two states … Continue reading →