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the best thing that could have happened to newspapers…
…was the creation of the internet. The web’s been around well over a decade and practically every newspaper seems to still think it was the worst thing that could have happened to them. The important thing about newspapers – as … Continue reading
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Waterloo, Part 4: Keeping Up
A lot of people have asked how it is I keep up with everything going on at UW. My response is that actually I only keep up with less than one percent of what goes on, and doing so actually … Continue reading
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Long Bet Winner: Weblogs vs. The New York Times | Workbench
Long Bet Winner: Weblogs vs. The New York Times | Workbench – this is rather amusing. I remember back in 2002 when Dave Winer made this bet for 2007, a date which seemed impossibly far away. Of course, nowadays the … Continue reading
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