Archives for March 2005

Speaking of Technorati,

March 7, 2005 by Michael Boyle

Speaking of Technorati,

I note tonight that a Technorati: search for http://maps.google.com still only yields 17 links from 11 sources, the same as it did a month ago. How can that be?

Kottke on Technorati:

March 7, 2005 by Michael Boyle

Kottke on Technorati:

Are they censoring employee blogs?. Unbelievable.

The Economist

March 7, 2005 by Michael Boyle

The Economist

has a good short summary of the state of capital punishment in the US and globally following last week’s US Supreme Court decision: An end to killing kids.

The World Economy will ROCK:

March 7, 2005 by Michael Boyle

The World Economy will ROCK:

Will Bono’s next gig be World Bank president? I seriously doubt it, but this story is getting some serious press at the moment.

Rebecca McKinnon:

March 4, 2005 by Michael Boyle

Rebecca McKinnon:

Media Center (at API) Conference data dump. Very pithy quote: “The question of whether ‘mainstream media’ will survive, or whether it should survive, or in what form, or how, is irrelevant. I don’t care. I’m sick of arguments about that.
What I care about is whether journalism – the process of hunting down factual information and verifying it – survives and thrives somewhere, somehow.”