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MSN: Bloggers Wanted
MediaPost reports that Microsoft's MSN portal is advertising for bloggers. At first glance, this is right up my street. I've been trying to get an ongoing and secure 20 hour/week
Limits of the Web in 2004
When I was a very young child, perhaps 5 or 6, I wrote a poem that got published in The Timaru Herald newspaper. My first published writing. I think I
Dogma Radio interviews me in a podcast
I did a podcast with Roland Tanglao early this morning my time. My first real 'chatty' podcast, so it was enjoyable. Roland is more of a natural podcaster than me.
How my PDA is mobilising my read/write lifestyle
I got my first PDA for Christmas, a Palm Tungsten T2 - cost about $700 in New Zealand dollars. It's already changed my reading/writing habits for the better. For a
More on weblog topics
Couple of interesting comments to my last post. Harvey Kirkpatrick from itopik wrote: "I would argue that all the efforts are complementary and can be automated by some and humanified
New Strategy for Read/Write Web
Before I blog the eBook Culture strategy I've been promising, I really need to get the strategy of Read/Write Web confirmed. Long-suffering readers will know that I periodically go through
Anonymous Hacks Syria's Ministry of Defense
The hacking collective Anonymous has hacked Syria's Ministry of Defense website according to The Hacker News. An Anonymous logo and a note were left behind. As of this writing, the
Help Me Search the World for the Next Big Tech Stories
Hello, ReadWriteWeb readers! As Richard noted earlier, I am joining ReadWriteWeb as its new Editor-at-Large, and I am very excited about it. I'll start writing for the site in January,
Wait, What's Node.js Good for Again?
In our interview with Guillermo Rauch on why you should pay attention to Node.js, he explained that one of the uses for Node.js is building Web servers. "JavaScript happens
Adobe Apollo - On A Collision Course With Web Browsers
Alex Iskold is reporting live from ETech 2007 The Apollo team from Adobe is here at ETech, presenting the Alpha version of their new runtime environment - which is aimed
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