Archive for February, 2003
Thursday, February 27th, 2003
Heading out tomorrow morning to speak at the spectrum conference at Stanford. Then again, it's supposed to snow another 3-6 inches tomorrow morning, so we'll see. Assuming I make it out, I probably won't blog much until I get home on Tuesday.
I'm bringing Eli out to visit his ...
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Thursday, February 27th, 2003
Jim Sullivan points me to the Wi-Fi FreeSpot Directory.
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Thursday, February 27th, 2003
MSNBC: EarthLink plans to resell Vonage's VOIP service. "vboing"
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Thursday, February 27th, 2003
New York Times: "Grid computing, a concept that originated in supercomputing centers, is taking a step toward the mainstream: Sony will announce today that it will use the technology to accelerate its push into the emerging market for online games with thousands of players at a time. Sony is teaming ...
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Thursday, February 27th, 2003
New York Times: Turning the Desktop Into a Meeting Place
Paul Boutin's take on the Spring interface. Interesting to see Paul following Nick Denton, Meg Hourihan, and Jason Kottke in moving to NYC. Dave Winer is also reloctating east, to Boston. Cory, will you be next?
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Wednesday, February 26th, 2003
Washington Post: "Two of the four former Bell companies, SBC Communications Inc. and BellSouth Corp. also renewed promises made after the vote that they would not invest in new, high-speed Internet networks unless the local telephone rules are scuttled."
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Wednesday, February 26th, 2003
D: All Things Digital is a new high-end technology conference from Kara Swisher and Walt Mossberg of the Wall Street Journal, coming this May. It's filling the slot on the conference calendar vacated by the Industry Standard's Internet Summit. I wonder if it will draw attendees from PC ...
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Wednesday, February 26th, 2003
Arnold Kling: A 'Commons' Misconception
I'm afraid Arnold is the one with the misconception. He describes the FCC's "exclusive rights" model for spectrum as "clear title". What he's really talking about, though, is flexibility. In other words, allowing licensees to use their spectrum for whatever service and with ...
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Tuesday, February 25th, 2003
News.com: Broadband group: Innovate, or suffer
A weird article. It's not a group focused on broadband connectivity to the home; they are pushing home networking for appliances and other automation tasks.
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Tuesday, February 25th, 2003
K9 is another Bayesian spam filter for Windows.
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