Thursday, January 25, 2007
Loose links
There's hope: Can We Be Friends? Local Papers Building Better Relationships Online. Ah, Relationships: the new Converations. Speaking of which, we're meeting to work on making that happen today. Newspapers make a good use (or market) case, no? Bonus link.
Could User generated pipelines be the Excel macros of the internet age? is a question begged this podcast, where VRM was a main subject of conversation.
As John Palfrey points out, The Berkman Center for Internet & Society will have a reception for alums and friends tomorrrow night at the very fine Hotel Vitale (Mission & Embarcadero) in San Francisco, following the Mobile Identity Workshop we're putting on at CNet HQ a few blocks away.
One Million Dollars and Counting.
Bad stuff at my alma mater. Nobody ever heard of the place, and now this.
Stats of our Time
Sez here Nearly 60 percent of video files downloaded from P2P sites were adult-film content, while 20 percent was TV show content and 5 percent was mainstream movie content.
The more you know, the more you forget.
The more you know, the worse you look.
I said that in a phone conversation with Britt Blaser yesterday. (He knows more than I do, if ya know what I mean.) He suggested I write it down, before I demonstrate that headline that just occurred to me.
Indeed, life becomes a Gapingvoid cartoon. If it isn't already. (Which it is, of course.) Imagine what Hugh will be drawing when he's pushing or past 60...