– originally posted at The Digital Tavern remotely on April 14, 2003 – Sitting here in Vero Beach Florida. A poor dial up connection and five year old Toshiba laptop. Had an amazing...
– originally posted at The Digital Tavern on April 11, 2003 – It's been a tough time blogging the last few weeks. Those regular readers who have followed my sage, journey and...
– originally posted at The Digital Tavern on April 9, 2003 – Unfortunately due to the multiple levels of migration I've put myself through and the bad sectors on the old hard drive...
– originally posted at The Digital Tavern on April 8, 2003 – Well it's about time Martin got his blog up and running. Looks like he's using Moveable Type and running on...
Light blogging today and the last few days. Been cranking on some tight deadlines for projects for my favorite and very important clients. Should be able to pick up with more blog content later this...
In December I blogged about my News Aggregator epiphany when I discovered a beta version of the now nearly ubiquitous NetNewsWire Lite. Shortly after, Ranchero Software and Brent Simmons released a...
The SJ Mercury News interview with Marc Andreessen (founder of Netscape) asks if he has a blog. “No,” he said. “I have a day job. I don't have the time or ego need.”...
Trader Joe's bled it for what it was worth. The $1.99 wine that the airlines supposedly sent back because it couldn't bring corkscrews on board. It was a hoax. Much like that Nigerian...
If you been following the hot blog topics the past few days no doubt you've read about Dr. Pepper's hot new marketing gimic: A Blog. And it's tied to what's destined to be a hot...
Joi has gone RSS feed crazy. But he has a very formidable request: Now will someone create a way for people to post comments from the RSS clients?
A week late, but today New York Times business section report on the Pyra acquisition by Google. First reported by Dan Gillmor and reported here Live From the Blogosphere. There's already been...
Ernie's friend uncovers the three stages of Blog-Awareness, while Joi throws caution to the wind and asks Are you addicted to blogging? […] You are addicted to blogging if you answer...
Wired today reports on tools that will make posting to weblogs easier when on the road. […] Joe Laszlo, a Jupiter Research analyst, believes that of the estimated 500,000 people who maintain a...
I just posted a photo essay and photo album of the Live From The Blogosphere event I attended this past Saturday. You'll find more links at the end of this post, too.
Long day. Longer evening. Just got back from an evening in LA. Started off with Slippery Shrimp and more tasty Chinese treats and Yang Chow in Chinatown with Doc. Turns out Tony Pierce ate there too...
Today I woke up. Was a good start. Day like any other day. Well. In Southern California the last few days we’ve been hit by badly needed rain. The wind whips up his force, tossing tree...
Safari is a great browser, but I find it's having problems with displaying inline images in my blog. Causing some very funky breaks, text on top of images. It looks fine in Newscape and Explorer...
Earlier this year my brother Jonathan and I chatted at length about the poor state of commercial radio today. We reminded each other of our childhood dreams and passions. How years ago we dreamed and...
A lot of email and calls to my office about whether my cell phone is back in service. My New Years debacle and according post details the loss. No fear. I'm back. Same number. Same, but new...
If you've been following some of the blogs in my blogroll and a plethora of others you undoubtedly are aware of the Supreme Court's final ruling on Eldred. Info here, here and here. Like...
I followed Doc's link to the London Times this morning. And I read John le Carré 's “The United States Has Gone Mad”. And for the sake of clarity, I tend to steer away...