Category: The Power of Many

OK, I admit that Who Banged Who is just a slick parody, but is it really all that far-fetched?

I was syndicating the feed from my Upcoming public event calendar using the same blog plug-in I use to syndicate blog headlines nad descriptions, but my approach wasn’t generating proper links for the events. Then I noticed that George Kelly was using a service called RSS Digest to accomplish the same thing with properly functioning…

2nd Conference on Online Deliberation: Design, Research, and Practice / DIAC-2005: May 20 – 22, 2005 The Second Conference on Online Deliberation: Design, Research, and Practice / DIAC 2005, will bring together software developers, social science researchers, and practioners of online deliberation for three days of presentations and workshops on the Stanford University campus in…

Om Malik quickly tamps down a virally spreading rumor:

former FCC chair Reed Hundt has written a mixed editorial/primer on the topics of frequency, spectrum, and licensing. The link is to a copy of the piece on the site of San Francisco radio station KCBS; I stumbled across it while trying to track down a story reported on air this morning, in which several…

Newspaper mentions of blogs this weekend: AP story on tired blog/journalism/ethics intersection. At least it bothers to quote Jerome Armstrong, Rebecca Blood, and Pew. Knight-Ridder story on Super Bowl blog contest. Notable for clearly un-hip experts: “The Internet is becoming a water cooler on steroids.”* “It’s like meta-commentary.” SF Chronicle special report: how your blog…