Saturday, July 12, 2003
Friday, July 11, 2003
Suspending constitutions for budgetary convenience? I imagine that there are legislatures that conveniently ignore constitutional provisions all the time. But, it's amazing that a State Supreme Court would so blatantly urge a legislature to do this.
The mainstream media is catching on to something that some on the net have been proclaiming for a while: Google cache raises copyright concerns
Thursday, July 10, 2003
The Village Voice tells the tale of how, upon visiting the wizard of Oz, Big Brother Gets a Brain. Should have gone for the heart, instead.
I wonder where else this advice might apply -- Copycat waitresses get bigger tips. The act of mimicking back what a customer says could have the effect of increasing the amount of a tip that a waitress receives.
Wednesday, July 09, 2003
I like the way that Professor James Paul Gee thinks -- read his take on the the importance of video games
It's good to see the Dixie Chicks Strike Back, in front of the Senate, about the power of too much media in too few hands. Thanks Emily, Natalie and Martie.
Sunday, July 06, 2003
What is privacy worth when no one has any? Should those who would strip away other's privacy be the first to feel the loss? That's what a couple of researchers are asking, as reported in boston.com: Website turns tables on government officials
This is good -- E-Mail Mobs Materialize All Over The internet is showing promise of being a means of uniting grassroots activists and allowing them to engage in constructive and meaningful protests.
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