Month: February 2003
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On the road again…Written by on I’m en route to San Francisco, where I’m speaking at the CIO Forum. And instead of leaving SF and returning next week ( for the LMA Annaul Conference), I brought… 
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So why did Google buy Blogger?Written by on Pyra’s servers. As a former search engine worker, the answer seemed pretty obvious: The deal’s terms made it more attractive for Google to buy rather than build a blog-scraping system… 
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Ripple effect from the DNC meetingWritten by on David Korn gives a thorough breakdown in the Nation of the post-DNC landscape, giving Dean high marks and rating only Edwards as a solid competitor (though the article still says that Kerry… 
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Six Degrees of … Warren Buffett?Written by on Four Handshakes. America’s Corporate Boards are Separated by Just Four Handshakes, U-M Study ShowsMuch like the Hollywood association game, Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon, corporate America is an interlocking network of company… 
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Video on the web? No way!Written by on Ed Helms of The Daily Show shares the joys of multimedia with the masses in this week’s “Digital Watch”. Or not, as the case may be. Particularly funny? Reading out… 
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Two “new” articles about Governor DeanWritten by on Just updated the press page, courtesy of “A Dean Supporter” (no name or contact info, unfortunately). Both articles are “old” – one from the May 22, 2002 Christian Science Monitor… 
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Chicago Sun-Times: Dems keen on DeanWritten by on Some good quotes from attendees at the DNC meeting: “He was the star of the show,” said a surprised Tom Lakin, a Democratic National Committee member from a town near… 
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Google pollingWritten by on (cross-posted to both my personal blog and my Dean campaign blog) Howard Dean gave a magnificent speech last night at the DNC Winter Meeting. (You can watch the video yourself… 
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A little less conversation, a little more action pleaseWritten by on Just read the lyrics to the JXL/Elvis tune “A little less conversation” (Dean’s entrance tune at the DNC meeting) and you have to believe someone picked it deliberately: A little…