Daily Archives: Friday, November 11, 2005

randomly rexblogged | links from 11.11.2005

randomly rexblogged | links from 11.11.2005: Recent magazine news links from deli.cio.us/rexblog and other random links: All the news that’s fit to blog | News.com“Some of the most respected print journalists around still treat blogs as if they were lab … Continue reading

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1999 2.0

1999 2.0: There will be no links out to stories about VC funding in this post. That’s because I promised myself a long time ago to never again read (much less link to) stories about early stage VC investments in … Continue reading

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Attack of the amateur content

Attack of the amateur content: Forbes apparently can’t quite connect the dots between “social media” and weblogs. Last issue, blogs were something that attack you and spew lies. This issue, “social media” is something akin to holding hands and singing … Continue reading

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Geez louise

Geez louise: NPR is podcasting lots of programs (even some from PRI and other public programming sources). I wonder how the local NPR affiliates are reacting? I don’t think the podcasts will “compete” with the local affiliates, but I think … Continue reading

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Doc link love – and a map I’d like from him

Doc link love – and a map I’d like from him: Not only has he been kind enough to point here a couple of times in the past few days, but Doc Searls also gave the rexblog map a nice … Continue reading

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Thin slice this

Thin slice this: Malcolm Gladwell’s Blink is being made into a movie starring Leonardo DeCaprio. My instant reaction to this news: I can’t decide which is more weird: that Blink is being made into a movie or that Leonardo DeCaprio … Continue reading

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