Morning Coffee NotesDave Winer's podcast, breaking eggs since 2004!(Untitled)- July 27, 2004 Second audio interview with Don Means, senior political advisor at Meetup.Com. Again my co-hort is Natasha from Pacific Views.http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/blogs/gems/dave/donMeans.mp3 (Untitled)- July 27, 2004 Audio interview with Minnesota candidate for the House, Patty Wetterling. I did the interview with Natasha Celine of Pacific Views. We're in the Democratic News Service; they are "dedicated to getting great stories for the bloggers."http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/blogs/gems/dave/pattyWetterling.mp3 (Untitled)- July 26, 2004 Today's audio blog post includes an interview with Matt Gross, formerly of Dean For America, and now chief blogger for North Carolina Senate candidate Erskine Bowles.http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/blogs/gems/dave/coffeeNotesJuly26.mp3 (Untitled)- July 26, 2004 Today's audio blog post, recorded while traveling from the Westin hotel in Copley Plaza to Fleet Center. Interviews with people along the way. Some very rough audio at the beginning with one quite large silent spot, but some really good stuff I think. Designed to go with the pictures, above.http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/blogs/gems/dave/bostonJuly25.mp3 (Untitled)- July 25, 2004 Today's audio blog post, about developing the Convention Bloggers software, pictures from New Mexico and microphones.http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/blogs/gems/dave/coffeeNotesJuly24.mp3 (Untitled)- July 23, 2004 This morning's audio blog post.http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/blogs/gems/dave/coffeeNotesJuly23.mp3 (Untitled)- July 19, 2004 A new audio, call it Interstate 25 Diet Coke While Driving Notes.http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/blogs/gems/dave/i25.mp3 (Untitled)- July 16, 2004 I found the original Quantum Light Breath tape from 1990, scanned it, and linked it into the Jeru site. "Existence is waiting for you to flower, waiting for your to dance your dance, to sing your song."http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/blogs/gems/dave/quantumLightBreath.mp3 (Untitled)- July 14, 2004 Today's audio blog post answers a reporter's questions about RSS. I usually do these verbally over the phone. This time I decided to do it via MP3. It's fairly well-rehearsed by now. On reviewing the recording I realize it begins with two outtakes. Oops. Luckily I didn't use bad language. ";-"http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/blogs/gems/crimson1/coffeeNotesJuly14.mp3 (Untitled)- July 13, 2004 Today's audio blog post is about formats and functionality.http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/blogs/gems/crimson1/coffeeNotesJuly13.mp3 |