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Today’s issue of Investors Business Daily picks up on the social networking story, and — surprise, surprise — includes my company Interface Software in the mix. We’re a different animal in the social networking space — we’re not a start-up raising lots of cash, but a long-term entity that’s over $20m in revenues with hundreds…

Howdy — I’m in San Francisco on business right now, and am getting a group of folks to go to dinner Tuesday night. Nothing fancy — just a chance to meet others who I’ve come to know virtually over the past couple years of maintaining a weblog. So — if you’re in San Francisco and…

Daniel D takes me to task for claiming that Dean outnumbered Kerry 12 to 3. I stand by my count (I’m referring specifically to the balcony; there was no way from my vantage point to distinguish among supporters on the floor) though I’m willing to grant that there were more Kerry supporters; it’s entirely possible…

I’m back from the Jefferson Jackson Dinner in Iowa, the annual fund-raiser for the Iowa Democratic Party. Over at my Dean campaign blog, I took some notes about how I thought it went. One of the pictures in particular will likely amuse those of you reading here.

I’m back from the Jefferson Jackson Dinner in Iowa, the annual fund-raiser for the Iowa Democratic Party. Over at my Dean campaign blog, I took some notes about how I thought it went. One of the pictures in particular will likely amuse those of you reading here.

I couldn’t resist flying to Kaleefornya for tomorrow’s inauguration. (Actually, it’s a press tour, I’m meeting with a number of tech pubs in the next couple days. But that doesn’t sound nearly as intriguing.) Anyone out there want to join me for a dinner Tuesday night?

Josh Marshall notes that Clark’s campaign appears to have had some restructuring of late. Interesting how Clark’s restructuring happened almost entirely below the radar this week, while Kerry’s continues to be front page news. (Of course, Clark didn’t go on record as saying he’s better off without them, so I guess that counts for something.)

We woke up this morning to a fat copy of the Des Moines Register in front of our hotel room. The front page declared that “Hillary Clinton was the star attraction at Saturday’s Jefferson Jackson Day dinner.” And in today’s New York Times, Adam Nagourney says that “it was clear that the dinner was largely…

My family and I just returned from the JJ Dinner in Des Moines. We drove a total of 650 miles (our 18 month old is quite a trooper; the 3 1/2 year-old just liked watching Toy Story again and again) to attend this historic event. I’ll post more observations tonight after we get the kids…

Ernie is brainstorming about how his firm can use a weblog to be more strategic in their marketing. This is a great idea, one that I’m shocked more firms aren’t embracing today.