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Jeff's Radio Weblog

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(Untitled) - March 12, 2005

Matthew Rothenberg: I swear that sometime soon I’m actually going to re-focus my blogging energies on Apple’s wonderful products instead of Apple’s unpleasant legal efforts. I’m still thumb-wrestling over the surrounding the latter&8212;just this morning, I've been neglecting my kids to take my own perspective on the road over at Slashdot, where  an interesting discussion has cropped up in light of Think Secret’s report that Apple will officially unveil...
http://radio.weblogs.com/0001018/2005/03/12.html#a2841

(Untitled) - March 11, 2005

Don Park: Apparently, catching copyright violators is becoming a profitable business in Korea.  So called Net-parazzis (Net + Paparazzi) are prowling the Net in Korea to catch unsuspecting copyright violators anyway they can in return for a cut of the financial settlement between the copyright violator and the copyright holder...Don Park's Daily Habit
http://radio.weblogs.com/0001018/2005/03/10.html#a2840

(Untitled) - March 11, 2005

Rogers Cadenhead: I was reading his site in 1999 when Peter Merholz coined the term blog, putting a harsh German sound to a new publishing practice he described as “information upchucking.” Six years and 7.7 million blogs later, our web sites (or sites for short) are still being explained to the public on first reference. How many Senate Majority Leaders, network news anchors, and gay Republican reporter hookers do we have to bring down before the press realizes that weblog is a...
http://radio.weblogs.com/0001018/2005/03/10.html#a2839

(Untitled) - March 10, 2005

Scott Young: The DSL line at home went down yesterday and is still down. I realize how dependent I am on that internet connection. Sure, not having wifi access everywhere is an inconvenience, but no connection at home is like a trip back into the dark ages. Well, there is always the X-Box.Scott Young's Radio Weblog
http://radio.weblogs.com/0001018/2005/03/10.html#a2838

(Untitled) - March 10, 2005

Steve Kirks: Via Patrick and Jeff I'm reminded of Radio's birthday. Happy birthday to my favorite piece of software! Thanks to all at UserLand back in 2001 when Radio shipped. Those must have been great times...house of warwick
http://radio.weblogs.com/0001018/2005/03/10.html#a2837

(Untitled) - March 10, 2005

Sheila Simmons: Be sure to catch this "chat-to-end-all-chats" with Brent and I and DrunkenBatman. It even includes a cute picture of our cat Papa, and one of our favorite appliance, Mr. Coffee. The interview is nicely color-coded, too -- pink for me, blue for Brent!Sheila News
http://radio.weblogs.com/0001018/2005/03/10.html#a2836

(Untitled) - March 9, 2005

Will Richardson: Bud Gibson at Michigan State pointed me to his analysis of Weblog use in his classes last fall and it has some interesting insights into the dynamics of a blog classroom. What I like is that he shares the struggles and the solutions out in the open so we can all learn from his experience...Weblogg-ed News
http://radio.weblogs.com/0001018/2005/03/09.html#a2835

(Untitled) - March 9, 2005

Scott Rosenberg: Despite its having been on the table for at least six years now, this question of whether bloggers are journalists won't seem to rest, and now that the courts are getting involved, we don't have much choice but to revisit it, as Slashdot, among many others, has done today. Dan Fost's San Francisco Chronicle story provides a good summary of the issue, as Apple Computer pursues its suit to get some bloggers to reveal the sources of anonymous information they published. But the...
http://radio.weblogs.com/0001018/2005/03/08.html#a2834

Inside Ranchero with Brent and Sheila Simmons - March 9, 2005

Brent Simmons: The DrunkenBlog interview on NetNewsWire, MarsEdit, Apple’s dark years, frisbees, user interface, and coffee.ranchero.com
http://ranchero.com/2005/03/08.php

Mt. St. Helens is blowing it's top - March 9, 2005

Alwin Hawkins: Mt. St. Helens is blowing it's top. Small earthquake (2.0), then a plume into the air up to 36,000 feet.code: theWebSocket;
http://ahawkins.org/2005/03/08.html#a415
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