Monthly Archives: November 2005

Truth in magazine titles

Truth in magazine titles: As someone who publishes magazines for associations (when not blogging, among other things), I have lots of association magazines pass through my in-box. Don’t know why I receive it, but something about this magazine’s name makes … Continue reading

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BusinessWeek gets it

BusinessWeek gets it: A couple weeks ago, I was on a panel with BusinessWeek’s Rob Hof during which he spoke some about how he integrates blogging into the work flow of reporting for the magazine and BusinessWeek Online. I thought … Continue reading

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The WSJ goes all Apple

The WSJ goes all Apple: Yet another “free feature” from tomorrow’s Wall Street Journal is about Apple. In this one, Walt Mossberg goes all gooey over the iMac G5. I guess that WSJ editor knows that stories saying the iMac … Continue reading

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Shh. Don’t tell anyone, but iPod users have ‘pirated’ stuff on those things

Who would have guessed — iPod users have ‘pirated’ stuff on those things: (From the Wall Street Journal [free feature]) “This intersection between consumer technology and piracy isn’t something most companies are eager to talk about. (Apple declined to comment.) … Continue reading

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FT.com / Home UK – An energetic guide for a 21st-century journey

This quote is flat: From an interview with Thomas Friedman in the Financial Times: “And what’s even more interesting to me is: who invented podcasting? Nobody. It was an application that just emerged from the network.” One of the “initial … Continue reading

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