Archive for December 15th, 2004

"Everything I Need To Know About Life I’ve Learned By Reading Banned Books"

Wednesday, December 15th, 2004

While I was shopping with a friend, he exclaimed, “That’s your button!” It is now.
Hidden Sweets has them.
Perhaps you’ll get one soon.

I was wondering that myself.

Wednesday, December 15th, 2004

But I can’t bet. If Scott sees my bet on my blog, he might thwart me. ; )
Wasn’t Feedster Developers Contest judging supposed to begin today? Weren’t they supposed to announce a winner? Even though the form is still up, I’m still the only person who’s entered something to introduce people to feeds. I [...]

Enclosure URLs on these Harvard-hosted Blogs!

Wednesday, December 15th, 2004

I’m playing on my blog and suddenly I notice and extra box at the bottom of the create/edit news item: Enclosure URL. Wow!
I think that means we can put the URL for a file there and it will go out in the blog’s feed.

“Your wiki is in my taxonomy!” “Your taxonomy is in my wiki!”

Wednesday, December 15th, 2004

Okay, well, it ws funnier when Jenny said it first. How about this a la butter/Parkay: "Wiki" "Taxonomy" "Wiki" "Taxonomy" Yeah, that’s not funny either.
I wasn’t going to write about Wixonomy, another amazing tool Shimon Rura crafted, until he wrote about it first, but someone asked me about it Wednesday and I wanted to [...]

Bloggers on Security Lists Because of Content or Associates

Wednesday, December 15th, 2004

Joi Ito wonders in jest about how he was selected to be screened while flying after the Votes, Bits, & Bytes conference.
"I wonder if it’s something I blogged. … Or maybe it’s who I was hanging around with in Boston."
One of the things about blogs is that the government can easily find out about our [...]

NEASIST Copyright Program

Wednesday, December 15th, 2004

I have a ‘net connection for the time being, so I might try to blog live notes for this NEASIST program about copyright law in the digital environment.
Jonathan Zittrain gave a very humorous presentation.
Wendy Seltzer talked about the Electronic Frontier Foundation’s activities and recent copyright developments.
Siva Vaidhyanathan of New York University broached the issue of [...]


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