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In theory, I'm okay with Facebook being more open to the world. But that assumes that the people using it realize they're likely talking in public, not just among their friends. Thanks to openbook, …
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It's hard to say what's more mind-blowing: That they stream two billion videos a day, or that we got here in just five years. Happy 5th Birthday to YouTube. …
If I sneak into your yard and paint a picture on your wall, do you now own my painting? Or, as the artist, do I retain ownership of the painting and its context? What if I paint the picture on …
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Why is it that the pundits making the most sense these days are either fake or puppets? RE: The stolen iPhone prototype, Mosspuppet says: "My question to you various idiots is: What the hell did …
Sam Phillips is not just a singer-songwriter, she's a mogul. Well, okay. A mini-mogul. And she'd probably bristle at even that. But through her year-long "Longplay" experiment in making music in …
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The New York Times, as expected, seems to have settled on a date for the paywall to go live: January, 2011. There's no point in hashing out, again, whether or not this is a good idea for the New …
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