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15. September 2008

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20. August 2008

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The moment of confrontation. Simon Blint (blue shirt, center left) takes on Thomas Hawk and loses. Photo by Thomas Hawk. There can be little doubt about the Web's ability to promote reputations. But what about its ability to destroy? Consider the case of Simon Blint, director of visitor relations at San Francisco's Museum of Modern Art [...]

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The infirm leading the blind

31. July 2008

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One of the things I love about the Internet is how it makes possible the most improbable meeting of minds. Take Patrick "Barry" Barr, a Jamaican who spent his working years in New York but retired fairly recently to Lima, Peru, of all places. I met him on Flickr a few years ago and over [...]

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24. June 2008

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Anyone seen the Areva commercial? Just saw it on Olbermann and it reminded me, appropriately enough, of the video for "Remind Me" by Royksopp. Is it the same creative shop reprising an old fave or outright copycatism? I sure like the genre of animated infographics, but it seems a little close for comfort. Check for [...]

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7. June 2008

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We recently decided to give our business a reboot. As any Windows user knows, a reboot is sometimes necessary to clean out the memory and bring the system running back to peak performance. Not that our business hasn't been successful and all that. It has. But perhaps symptomatic of a deeper funk, we've been struggling for three [...]

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15. March 2008

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You can have this Pulitzer when you pry it from my cold, dead hands.

25. February 2008

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And, indeed that day is coming. Meanwhile, it's interesting to see where the old bastions of power are still hanging on. By a thread. To wit, this quote from a NYT article on the Polk-award-winning political blog Talking Points Memo: Sig Gissler, the administrator of the Pulitzer Prizes, said in an e-mail message that online articles [...]

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Kids rule. No, really.

31. December 2007

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While we adults were geeking out about the potential of Second Life, the kids had their own virtual-world revolution. Brooks Barnes reports in NYT that Webkinz (by toymaker Ganz) had 6 million logins in November. I can attest personally that most of those sessions were probably longer than one hour and ended only with lots [...]

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