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- The Tobolowsky Files | /Film Tue Aug 31, 2010
- Paul Rubin: Ten Fallacies About Web Privacy - WSJ.com Mon Aug 30, 2010
- Children Educate Themselves IV: Lessons from Sudbury Valley | Psychology Today Fri Aug 27, 2010
- Singularity University Fri Aug 27, 2010
- Op-Ed Columnist - A Case of Mental Courage - NYTimes.com Wed Aug 25, 2010
- Apple Phone: My prediction - (37signals) Sun Aug 15, 2010
- Seth's Blog: iPad killer app #2: fixing meetings Sun Aug 15, 2010
- Thinkstock | Stock Subscription: Royalty-free Photos, Vectors and Illustrations Tue Jul 20, 2010
- Gene Weingarten - Gene Weingarten column mentions Lady Gaga. Tue Jul 20, 2010
Monthly Archives: April 2006
MBA announces support for Lance Dutson
As I reported earlier, the Media Bloggers Association has stepped up to assisnt in the defense of Maine blogger Lance Dutson against the multi-million dollar federal lawsuit he has been served with by Warren Kremer Paino, the ad agency of … Continue reading
Posted in Pay-per-Gate, bloggers' rights, blogging
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Maine blogger sued by Maine Office of Tourism subcontractor
Lance Dutson, the blogger whose ‘Pay-per-gate‘ investigation has uncovered several instances of incompetence by the Maine Office of Tourism and its subcontractors, today announced he has been sued for over a million dollars by Warren Kremer Paino, the Office of … Continue reading
Posted in Pay-per-Gate, bloggers, bloggers' rights, blogging
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The future of online video is ‘Bright’
In January, I predicted video would be the #1 story of the web in 2006. At his RTNDA keynote in Las Vegas today, Brightcove CEO Jeremy Allaire supported my thesis. Lost Remote has an excellent wrap-up of his speech, where … Continue reading
Posted in TV, business of the web, distributed content, video, videoblogging
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Yahoo! Movies does recommend for you, sort of
Today, Dave Winer wrote that he wishes Yahoo! would implement a feature wherein it recommended him movies he might like based on the input he’s provided on the site. I may be confused, but as an avid Yahoo! Movies user, … Continue reading
Posted in business of the web, web-based software
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Rabbit
Rabbit, originally uploaded by jgclarke. I came home today and found this little friend hanging out in my basement. He came to stay overnight but he has to go home again tomorrow.
Lame observation
It’s amazing how much people will pay for such an abstract thing as a logo.
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Advertising on jasonclarke.org
As you may have noticed, I’m now expirementing with advertising on jasonclarke.org. Individual post pages now include text ads served by Google’s AdSense program. Because I cover a variety of subjects here, and I get middling traffic, I don’t expect … Continue reading
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Domain names for sale
I am offering the following domain names for sale, with a brief suggestion for what to do with each name: activetopic.net I believe this is the strongest name with the most potential. This name will work great for a business … Continue reading
Posted in domain names, listing
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Notes from the week
Eeek! I’ve been away for over a week (rhyme not intended). Here are some of the things I’ve been up to since I’ve been gone: * On Sunday, three years to the day of the launch of Moorelies.com, I re-launched … Continue reading
Posted in Etc., books, jasonclarke.org news
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37Signals’ ‘Getting Real’ sets a bad precedent for self-publishing
Wildly popular software firm 37Signals is earning much press- predictably, some of the nicest is their own ;)- for the success of their latest book, Getting Real. If you haven’t heard, Real is a book on project management, software development, … Continue reading
Posted in books, self-publishing
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