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Obama geek cred
Friend of mine recently started working for Senator Barack Obama as the director of technology — it’s a great fit, and I can’t wait to see what he comes up with. Of course, I already found one thing that has his fingerprints all over it. Go to the new Barack Obama website (glad to see…
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Changes to my RSS feed
Just hacked my Movable Type template for my RSS feed, and changed things over at FeedBurner to boot. What I did: turned off AdSense for Feeds. I originally tried it out to make sure I understood what the process was for our users (we make implementing AdSense for Feeds pretty easy), but that’s done and…
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New way to meet the neighbors
This cracked me up: The folks across the street emailed me because they discovered my iTunes collection via wireless. [Paul Boutin] On a related tangent, I just secured my wifi network. I noticed that one of my neighbors was piggy-backed on the connection pretty much constantly — and while I didn’t mind the occasional…
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Google’s supporting the legal profession
I guess, as a more-or-less lawyer (though a happily non-practicing one), I should be glad that Google’s keeping a bunch of my former classmates and colleagues employed. But it strikes me as somewhat unnecessary: Last week, we mentioned how Google News was prominently displaying articles from another site that was simply copying Techdirt’s content (with…
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Naperville library to support downloadable books
This is just excellent, fantastic news: … Details from the Daily Herald, in a Chicago suburb. The story is useful as a look at OverDrive in action on the local scene. OverDrive deserves credit for what appears to be far-more-flexible DRM than one might expect. Excerpt: By September, Naperville patrons will be able to browse…
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Senior marketing role at a technical institute
Got a call from a recruiter with a high-level placement firm the other day. I’m quite happy here at FeedBurner, so I’m not interested in looking. But I promised the recruiter that I’d put feelers out if anyone that reads this thinks they might be a good fit. The institute is a post-secondary organization, looking…
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Deborah McMurray’s blogging
I’ve been meaning to point out that my good friend Deborah McMurray is blogging now about law firms, marketing and business development. Deborah’s paved the way for many in the legal marketing world, and her insights will be a welcome addition to the blogosphere. Legal marketers with the word “Chief“ in their title earn an…
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Actionable info at Bryan Cave
John Alber’s new article at LLRX.com is almost certainly a harbinger of what every law firm will be implementing in the next few years. Of course, for most firms, “few years” may be more like “few decades”. But it’s at least heartening to know that Bryan Cave (and possibly a few others) are there already.…
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Best of luck, Jason
My buddy Jason Smith (some here know him as “Texas Rainmaker”, a Republican who often likes to stir the pot) just posted that he’s having neck and spine surgery in the morning. Jason — best of luck on a successful surgery and a speedy recovery, your friends on the right are going to need all…
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The Pirillo interview is up
A little over a week ago, I spent an hour or so on the phone with Chris Pirillo talking about FeedBurner; the interview is now online. His wiki has some show notes available to address some questions that came up during the broadcast.