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Daily Archives: Thursday, September 30, 2004
What did they say or how did they say it?
What did they say or how did they say it? Best quote of the night from a pundit: Historian Michael Beschloss on PBS: “At times, I thought I was watching a debate between Adlai Stevenson and John Wayne.” Personally, I … Continue reading
iRoad-trip
iRoad-trip: I’ll be in the car the next few hours so I’ve been to the podcasting filling station and will attach the iTrip to the iPod and iListen. Related posts: rexblog nano The Tumblr-fication of Google Reader While I’m traveling, … Continue reading
Search for rest of us clowns
Search for the rest of us clowns: Clusty, which has nothing to do with a character on the Simpsons, is a new consumer search offering from Vivismo, the NYT’s John Markoff reports: The new Clusty service for consumers, which will … Continue reading
News you can lose
News you can lose: From yesterday’s NY Daily news comes this news about not one, but two, vaporzines. And, thank goodness, they’re “shopping magazines” so they’re something new that no one has every thought of before: Star Magazine and Vibe … Continue reading
Bush vs. Kerry (the RSS debate)
Bush vs. Kerry (the RSS debate): Despite this confusing article on Wired.com making it sound like only the Bush campaign will be pushing out spin during the debate tonight, one can follow the “rapid response” of both campaigns. Here’s how: … Continue reading
