Musings of an Internet Traveler
Over the past few days and weeks I’ve been doing a lot of stuff with what I’ve come to call the interactive web. Before I get into that, I think its necessary to give a little background on the subject.
In the beginning there was just the internet. One of the most popular, and certainly the […]
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I started this blog on a Sunday, so the plan is to have weekly story updates every Sunday, unfortunately I was at a wedding all day last Sunday so couldn’t get away to write, so here is the weekly story update, in the future it will come on Sundays(these are the only stories that have […]
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I thought it only appropriate to kick off the holiday shopping season and make my first entry since Black Friday about the most ridiculously consumerist idea for a social network ever. The site is called Metrofunk.com and the premise is simple, an invite only social network for ‘trendsetters’. The premise raises three questions right off […]
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One of the most interesting Startups I’ve come across recently on KillerStartups is Governmentdocs.org. The idea of the site is simple, to provide a database of government docs obtained through Freedom of Information Act requests and other sunshine laws. People register for the community and gain access to all the documents in the database and […]
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The New York Times is reporting, just in time for the Holiday Season, that James A. Thomson, and Shinya Yamanaka, leaders of the first two groups to successfully isolate stem cell lines from a human embryo, have both managed, independently, to figure out a way to turn ordinary human skin cells into cells that […]
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One of the lesser known candidates running for the Republican nomination for President is Mike Huckabee, the former governor of Arkansas. Whats interesting about Mike Huckabee is not his candidacy in general(both Newt Gingrich and Bill Clinton have called him the most likely dark horse Republican candidate). No, whats interesting about Mike Huckabee is the […]
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This one came to my attention via Legal Anitcs, a blog I subscribe to about legal humour. It seems the U.S. 6th Circuit Court of Appeals has a comedian sitting on the bench, Judge Boyce Martin. In the dissent of an opinion issued last week, Judge Martin asked the rhetorical question, “Without a signal that […]
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So this story is a week old, but its a bit too funny to pass up. Torrent Freak has reported that Steal This Film 2, a documentary, that at the point of the article, had yet to be released, has been leaked on BitTorrent. The ironic part? Steal This Film 2 is a documentary […]
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Its right around 48 hours since I wrote the first entry in this blog. So basically it took two days for me to cave and write a story about Facebook. But this…this is big news, at long last Facebook will be removing the ‘is’ from Facebook Status messages, according to Mashable. No longer will the […]
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