Monday, March 21, 2005

Still questions about podcasting? Great article link below... TidBITS did a report on podcasting that makes things extremely clear...and, as usual, Dave Winer at Scripting News points us to it... 9:20:23 PM    comment []

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Does anyone remember the Jackson Family Honors? Errr... Stallone to Induct Hogan in to the WWE Hall of Fame.  9:13:08 PM    comment []

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Please don't be another American screw up of a good British show     I have high hopes for the NBC version of "The Office". Steve Carell is an interesting choice for the Ricky Gervais character. He was quite funny on "The Daily Show" and I can see his dry style working for this. In any case, if you haven't seen the original, it's worth a look either on DVD or in a Marathon on BBC America starting on the 26th at noon eastern. (from the AP) 9:10:52 PM    comment []

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Toilet, bed...broadband? Head on over to  Doc Searls Weblog and read his take on "Customer Relationship Management"   2:26:01 PM    comment []

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Doesn't roll off the tongue like Bitterman From the daily vocab world of A.Word.A.Day: fractious (FRAK-shuhs) adjective    1. Irritable; cranky.    2. Unruly. [From Middle English fraccioun, from Late Latin fraction-, stem of fractio (act of breaking), from Latin fractus, past participle of Latin frangere (to break). Ultimately from Indo-European root bhreg- (to break) that's also the progenitor of words such as break, breach, fraction, and fragile.] Subscribe and find new words to chase off stagehands who want to know about the "insulation" in the kick drum... 8:51:31 AM    comment []

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Swag with a bite     I added the link last weekend when I saw a shirt worn by one of the Styx crew but if you're prone to black shirts and want to send a little bitterness toward the English readers out there, try thisgigsucks.com. 8:47:00 AM    comment []

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Selective participation Scott Rosenberg writes very elequently about the Terri Schiavo case. 8:30:50 AM    comment []

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