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Monthly Archives: August 2003
On the Road
I’ll be out of touch until tomorrow sometime, as I’m heading to Frankfurt on my way to South Africa to speak at a conference. Comments
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Why Campaign Blogs Should Point at Other Candidates’ Sites, Too
Dave Winer has suggestions for political candidates on how to use weblogs. A key insight is that pointing at other candidates’ sites should be part of the process: “You don’t get anywhere by preaching only to the choir (but you … Continue reading
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Cluetrain Aboard Dean’s Campaign Plane
It’s entertaining to watch as David Weinberger blogs away on the Dean campaign trail for a few days. Keeping in mind that he’s a strong supporter of Dean, you’ll learn a few things. I keep waiting for other campaigns to … Continue reading
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A Life Well Lived, and Loved
Losing one’s mother or father is never easy. But Doc Searls, via his blog, has turned his loss into a peaen to a parent who was, from all of his eloquent words, a truly amazing person and had a life … Continue reading
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RSS of Political Candidates’ Appearances
Dave Winer announced he’s created an RSS feed of presidential candidates’ New Hampshire appearances. Clever, and helpful. Comments Posted by: Janelle on August 25, 2003 06:58 PM send me your column
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Shooting Down SCO Site is Worse than Dumb
AP: SCO Group’s Web site target of hacker attack. It’s the second time this year the Linden, Utah, company’s Web site has been the target of such an attack, in which hackers use multiple computers to overwhelm the site with … Continue reading
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I’m Back…
As you may have noticed, I’ve not posted since Saturday due to an outage, having to do with a misconfigured DNS. We appear to be back up now. Sorry… Comments
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Unwelcome but Predictable PR Pitches
Phil Gomes explains why he reads reporters’ blogs, citing this Infoworld TechWatch note, which says: “In the next 48 hours I’m going to be inundated with pitches about disaster recovery and remote mirroring. Please make it stop.” Amen. Comments
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Powell Slams Congressional Moves to Overturn FCC’s Media Rules
I’m at the Progress & Freedom Foundation’s Aspen Summit, where Federal Communications Commission Chairman Michael Powell has just given the back of the hand to moves by U.S. Sen. Byron Dorgan (D-North Dakota) and others to overturn the FCC’s recently … Continue reading
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eJournal Outage; Back Online
Apologies for the outage during the last day or so. We seem to be back up now. Let me know if you’re having any problems making comments. Comments Posted by: zordor on March 7, 2004 03:23 AM nope.. no problems.
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