…it ain’t nobody’s business but my own :-)
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Real Time Streams
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In Defense of “nothing”
Columnist Henry Porter is generally considered to be a wise observer of the human condition. Today, in an article in the UK Guardian owned Sunday, The Observer, he blew it ..... badly. As a newspaper man he ought to have been aware of his almost certain bias and perhaps counted to ten before pushing "send". And, given that he didn't,  his editor should have saved him from himself after the fact,...
RSS has peaked! – Forrester. Nope, it hasn’t! – Me
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OpenID and Data Portability
Nicolas Popp - a leading advocate of Open Identity and data solutions - posted on his VeriSign blog today following the rather heated discussions that have ensued since Google announced its Friend Connect product recently. Nico's employer - VeriSign - along with Microsoft, Yahoo, Google, AOL and others, is a member of the board of the OpenID foundation.Nico's primary argument (emphasis mine) is...
Google and the newspapers
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Suw Charman and Doc Searls Breasts

Posted By: Keith Teare on June 21, 2005 in Web 2.0 - Comments: 0 Comments

I’m at the SuperNova Conference in San Francisco (http://www.supernova2005.com). Suw Charman seems to be suggesting that Doc Searls is busty :-)

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