Daily Archives: Monday, January 9, 2006

Dave Barry on blogging: (From Time Magazine): “I like blogging because it’s flexible. Some days you do a lot. Some days you don’t do any. I also like the interaction. If you write an entry and let people comment on … Continue reading →

Yahoo’s acqhire strategy: It’s not just a buzzword, it’s a movement. From the Y! Music Blog: “Webjay is visionary and fantastic, but we are also keenly interested in Lucas the individual.” Flashbacks: rexblog definition: acqhire. Yesterday’s post on Google’s acqhire … Continue reading →

How Macworld Eve is different than Christmas Eve: On Macworld Eve, there are lots of mouses stirring. (Speaking of mice: Dear Mr. Jobs, How ’bout a bluetooth version of one of these? And while I’m at it, don’t forget my … Continue reading →

Forrester Magazine: Forrester Magazine, a title the research company launched last year, has ceased publication. While it was sent to the firm’s clients, it was to be sold via subscription and newsstand, according to the announcements accompanying its launch. It … Continue reading →

Annoying anonymously: (From Declan McCullagh, CNET News.com) “Last Thursday, President Bush signed into law a prohibition on posting annoying Web messages or sending annoying e-mail messages without disclosing your true identity.” If Declan’s characterization of this law is accurate (these … Continue reading →

Workspace porn: (No, not that kind of porn.) Dave Gray says: “Look around you — is your work space the kind of place you look forward to going? Do you have the tools you need to be productive and inspired?” … Continue reading →