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Monthly Archives: November 2006
OhMyNews and the Daily We
Update:My four minute mashup of hilites from Dan Gillmor’s piece of this talk are now available for your listening pleasure. (Thanks to the kind folk at NetSquared for fixing their podcast licensing). Listening to *this great podcast from the netsquared … Continue reading
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CreativeCommonsDRM-Zune
Let me preface my remarks by declaring my bias – I want zune to succeed because: I used to work for Microsoft and know some dudes involved I am proud to have played a small part in this product … Continue reading
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CreativeCommonsDRM-This is getting recursive
Beth Kanter [BY-NC-SA] has just posted a fantastic and eloquent summary of the ‘CreativeCommonsDRM’ conversation to date – You MUST READ IT ALL. What I am enjoying about this conversation is the variety ways those involved are licensing their … Continue reading
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UncleNick rolls his own E.R.P.
When the time came to prepare my first invoice I thought seriously about using one of those free online accounting services but settled for an excel template instead. But not UncleNick – oh no – HE architects an E.R.P. system … Continue reading
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my NOISY Aussie blog!
According to the folk at buggerall.com my (old MSN Spaces) blog is one of the TEN NOISIEST blogs from Australia. (Number 9 in fact). Now before we drown in our own self-congratulation, lets think about what this statistic really shows: … Continue reading
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Im a happy Internode broadband customer
Why? Is it just because I pay considerably less than I used to with Telstra for an ‘equivalent’ service? Is it because this ‘equivalent’ service dobules the monthly download quota (20gb) before shaping takes place, is much faster for downloads … Continue reading
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Avoid YouTube if you wanna ReMix and MashUp
Avoid YouTube if you wanna ReMix and MashUp Wanna know how far from Read/Write culture we really are? The news that YouTube lawyers are going after people who provide tools to help download videos (an essential step if you are … Continue reading
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Still here
Was crook last week so not much to post about. Have some interesting pix in the camera to upload and share with y’all. Fang – Mike Seyfang
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Feedback on Miltons Gov gig Nov3
Feedback on Miltons Gov gig Nov3 I have now posted full edited audio from the set: hilites (7min), full set, start of set The del.icio.us tag tmegovnov3 is showing up some interesting feedback on Friday nights gig by the Milton … Continue reading
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