Month: July 2003

Up2Speed: mLife Dies, AT&T Won’t Admit It Stunk AT&T’s fuzzy and conceited mLife campaign was taken behind the barn and shot. Presumably by a smiling 30-something in high-contrast colors carrying…

Maximizing The Power of Blog Software Interesting ideas from A Whole Lotta Nothing [via Dennis Kennedy] on getting the maximum value out of Movable Type: “It’s pretty common for people…

David Weinberger is enthusiastic about Governor Dean’s guest-blogging over at Larry Lessig’s blog. David asks, “Has any presidential candidate ever in history been dropped into a free-for-all quite like this?…

MSNBC.com — Dean gets help from D.C. insiders But as improbable as it would have seemed three months ago, some Capitol Hill political realists have now accepted — even embraced…

I got interviewed by a reporter for the Boston Globe last week. She’s writing about the grassroots support building around the Dean campaign, and I stressed that a major contributing…

Talk about a forced analogy: Peer-to-Peer Politics – Should Howard Dean be a little bit afraid of the Internet? By Chris Suellentrop What did file swappers do after Napster went…

Lots of interest over at Slashdot now that Governor Dean will be guest-blogging at Prof. Larry Lessig’s blog while he’s on vacation. No entries from Governor Dean yet – he…

My wife bought me Enter the Matrix for Father’s Day (yes, she really is that cool) and I’ve been enjoying it quite a bit the last few weeks. I’m not…

CIO | Cleaning Up Your Act Lots of quotes from yours truly about the impact of dirty data on a firm’s software initiatives, the need for process improvement as well…

A friend needs a good recommendation for a moderately priced Chinese restaurant in San Francisco. Should be casual and can accommodate a medium-sized crowd (20 or so). Any suggestions?