by The Wordyeti | Nov 25, 2006 | Uncategorized
…the small stones are rattling down the mountainside … As I’ve said before, the combination of money to be made on-line with the lure of anonymity, is making the webscape turn, in the words of Wired magazine, from the Wild West into 1920s Chicago...
by The Wordyeti | Nov 20, 2006 | journalism
…thus breaking the heart of just about every self-important jackass in government these days… The legal definition of what constituted a journalist and how much said journalist has to abide by the rules, is one that is going to be wrestled with for decades...
by The Wordyeti | Nov 16, 2006 | Uncategorized
I am off to the Lexi.net Conference in beautiful downtown Calgary. The subject: online identity. Which is an issue that is growing in scope, complexity and urgency. The EFF conversation at the Annenberg Center on Tuesday that we attended (pics and video still...
by The Wordyeti | Nov 14, 2006 | journalism
…although they are a strange and alarming bunch… Douglas Feith, widely derided as one of the key reasons that Iraq descended into the Pit of Hell … a neocon Defender of the Faith venal and small-minded enough that Gen. Tommy Franks called him...
by The Wordyeti | Nov 10, 2006 | Uncategorized
Well, the profusion of little social-bookmarking buttons that I’ve been putting on the bottom of some of my more worthy posts seems to have drawn the ire of the webcritics at Signal vs. Noise: This focus on campaigning over content seems like a classic case of...
