2005 October

As the New York Times put it about podcasting, “everyone is famous for 15 people” I’m sourcing Mitch Ratcliffe here because he links to the NYT article now stuck behind their registration system and because he makes an important point about every medium creating a modicum of fame. (…)

 

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It started with Flickr… then came Mappr… then came Syncr… then came Flippr… tbn cm nthr wrd wtht vwl nr th nd f th wrd. Ngh lrdy!!! Jss Chrst, t's nt cl nymr. (…)

My “must-see-TV” experience still comes in through the Comcast cable jacked-into the side of my house, but you can’t find many of my favorites on any of Comcast’s channels (yet). (…)

 

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I don't know who “CrittendenIV” is, but a few months ago, I really offended his (or her?) sensibilities when I did an audio satire of the media's sensationalized hurricane coverage. (…)

This video is not for the faint of heart. I don't recommend trying it at home, or at work (for that matter).

Nobody wants to be told that their baby is ugly, especially when it takes a village to raise that child. (…)

After talking to a few random people, I figured out the following:

Some magazines now use articles as a weapon, unleashing swarms of critics on their rivals. (…)

I never thought I'd write that kind of title, but I'm finding it to be very much true. (…)

We’re doing another GoToMeeting live broadcast tonight, Thursday October 27, 2005.
Chris is demoing the new IconWorkshop. (…)

Chris and Ponzi are back with another real life episode. Apparently Chris still hasn’t done the dishes. To make matters worse, Ponzi doesn’t rinse. (…)

 

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