Daily Archives: Wednesday, November 16, 2005

A chicken in every pot: And broadband in every garage. My travels apparently interfered with me seeing this item during the past couple of days: House Democrats today proposed an “innovation agenda” that includes as one of its platforms affordable … Continue reading →

1999 2.0: A “thrown over the fire wall” free feature from tomorrow’s WSJ examines the resurgence in domain name “real-estate” plays. It includes this amusing(?) sidebar: Not all Web-address purchases these days are driven by an effort to earn money … Continue reading →

Explaining the inexplicable: Matt McAlister (who, by the way, I think has a really cool title: “Sr. Product Manager, RSS & Social Media, Yahoo!) made a presentation to magazine-types yesterday during which he explained some Web 2.0 ideas to non-technical … Continue reading →

“Edgy” is the new “Mojo”: “Yahoo has developed a certain weird geek chic,” Denton said. “Their philosophy is just edgy enough.” P.S. When both Yahoo! and Rex Hammock are described as “edgy” in the same 24-hour period, the term has … Continue reading →

Blog lite: Dicey weather could make this a long day. Keeping my fingers crossed.

Paid amateurs? Steve Outing says, “It’s almost time to pay up for citizen journalism.”