Mark Oeltjenbruns' Radio WeblogThe glass isn't half full or half empty, it's too big!(Untitled)- March 17, 2003 Presidential Candidate Howard Dean has a weblog. During the last mid-term elections, we had Tara Sue Grubb (a libertarian candidate for Congress), and now we have a presidential candidate with a weblog. He's also using MeetUp, which is an Internet service that makes it easy for people to organize meetings. It's good to see politicians discover the power of the web. Maybe, as more of them understand its power of communication, our politicians won't be so readily.http://radio.weblogs.com/0106094/2003/03/17.html#a1550 (Untitled)- March 17, 2003 More Social-Network Mapping Tools. I wrote yesterday a column named "New Social-Network Mapping Tools Are Emerging." Slashdot mentioned it, and their readers sent me many comments and e-mails about other visualization tools. First, I need to make some corrections about Valdis Krebs, the developer of InFlow, a software tool I talked about in this previous column. He wrote me to tell he never worked at IBM. On the contrary, IBM was his first big customer. And, while this Discover article...http://radio.weblogs.com/0106094/2003/03/17.html#a1549 (Untitled)- March 17, 2003 Mount Washington has wireless Webcam at the top of New England: Some insane folks at the Zakon Group in New Hampshire braved exceptional snow and temperature conditions to launch a Webcam at NH's Wildcat Mountain Ski Area (4,000 feet) pointing at the legendary Tuckerman and Huntingon Ravines. (My father-in-law learned to ski on Tuckerman Ravine using Stem Christies to turn from a full stop. Yes, it's steep.) The Webcam is solar powered and relays its signal wirelessly to the Mount Washington...http://radio.weblogs.com/0106094/2003/03/17.html#a1548 (Untitled)- March 17, 2003 Wireless Art CourseBlog. Wireless Art, to my knowledge, this is the first graduate level art course explicitly on Wireless Art, or using WiFi as an artistic medium. According to the instructor, Yuri Gitman, "This class leads students through a series of projects and lectures aimed at pushing the boundaries of both art and wireless technology by using WiFi for purely artistic and expressive ends. I'm the instructor and also an artist-in-resident at Eyebeam(.org), a leading art and technology...http://radio.weblogs.com/0106094/2003/03/17.html#a1547 (Untitled)- March 17, 2003 New Social Network Mapping tools. Yesterday, Roland Piquepaille wrote about New Social Network Mapping Tools Are Emerging. The story was Slashdotted and many Slashdot readers sent Roland suggestions, so he wrote a new column based on their suggestions: More Social-Network Mapping Tools (Thanks, Roland!)Smart Mobshttp://radio.weblogs.com/0106094/2003/03/17.html#a1546 |