Author: Rick Klau

Un-freaking-believable. Most exciting baseball game I’ve ever seen.

Referring to posts from Ernie and me over the past few days, Jerry Lawson says, “I’m not sure why the people who want to impose their dislike of editing should be the ones who get to make the rules.” I’m not suggesting I have any more right than anyone else to make the rules. But…

This is interesting: The Clark campaign is the #2 sponsored search result when you look for information about Howard Dean. Interestingly, they’re also sponsoring John Kerry. But no other candidates. Certainly would suggest that the Clark camp doesn’t see any threat from the Lieberman, Gephardt or Edwards campaigns. Now before anyone goes off and says…

TiVo Faces Challenge to Take PVR to the Next Level of Value Ad Age’s editor Scott Donaton is confident digital video recorders (DVR) will reach critical mass and eventually reshape TV advertising as we know it. The question is will DVR become more than simply ad skipping, and can current market leader TiVo stay ahead…

Howie Kurtz reports on my fact-checking on the Clark blog.

Howie Kurtz picks up on the story in today’s Washington Post by quoting Garance Franke-Ruta’s entry in TAPPED last week: Hey — no do-overs in sports! Josh Marshall lands an exclusive with Wes Clark, but American Prospect’s Garance Franke-Ruta does some fact-checking: “Blogger Rick Klau has the goods on another example of what is becoming…

Check out this post to the Graham blog. Note the use of the word “flaky” to describe two of the frontrunner candidates, “very disappointing polls and fundraising,” the discussion about settling for a cabinet post, then note the author’s clarification in the comments: I am posting my own opinions only. I am not a part…

After a long hiatus, Chris Smith (KM guru at A Big Law Firm Who Shall Remain Nameless) is back among us. Good news!

Just experienced a first with TiVo — while watching tonight’s Trading Spaces $100k episode, an ad for the Cadillac SRX. While the ad played, a TiVo message appeared on the screen: “Push thumbs up for more info.” Being me, of course I did (to my wife’s chagrine, who just wanted to watch the show). And…

I’ve written about Feedster before, but this weekend it has really shown its power as a meta-aggregator of any posts that have discussed BloggerCon. Dave Winer has put together a singularly spectactular collection of the leading minds on weblogs in all their various flavors. Here’s the thing: being a conference about blogging, it’s no shock…