Dymaxion Web at RadioOpen Source IntelligenceSpectrum and the Last Granny- July 24, 2005 Spectrum and the Last Granny On January 1, 2009, television as we know it, will go dark forever if proposals now before both houses of Congress are approved. The final Bill will most directly impact that 19% of the population who get their TV through direct broadcast without the mediation of Cable or Satellite delivery. It's estimated, however, that as many as double that number of households still tune in directly through sets located in areas away from wall attachments or reception.http://radio.weblogs.com/0130824/2005/07/24.html#a12 Oilrony- July 13, 2005 Last week we got President Bush's Iraq War status report. True to form, Bush evoked 911 and &147;terrorists&148; wherever he could. Ironically, neither petroleum nor WMD was mentioned once. It's little wonder that Bush clings to 911 and the War on Terrorism. Prior to 911, his court-decided presidency was floundering. Since that defining event he has managed to sustain a highly successful across-the-board attack on civil society shifting balances in wealth, health, education, intelligence,..http://radio.weblogs.com/0130824/2005/07/13.html#a11 Parable of the Long Tail- July 3, 2005 No one, certainly no one here in Dymaxia, can argue that in some important ways, the range of content available to consumers today, is broader than at any time in history thanks mainly to what's come to be called the long tail of the Internet. Even within the limited scope of our BlogDrome section, we are able to consistently reblog meaningful, thoughtful, sometimes jarring, sometimes amusing work being freely circulated by dedicated bloggers on the isthmus of media, technology, economy.http://radio.weblogs.com/0130824/2005/07/03.html#a10 |