Wednesday, August 21, 2002

What do Jeff Bridges, Mariah Carey, Moby, Adam Curry, RuPaul, Gene Simmons, Wil Wheaton, Bill SHatner, Melanie Griffith and Michael Moore have in common? 8:34:27 PM    Discuss

A pair of competing research teams to design software that cannot only recognize a human face, but can precisely read its expression, detecting subtle changes in facial features. subtle changes in facial features. 7:52:56 PM    Discuss

Peter Chernin, president of News Corp. warns that the Internet's future is threatened by porn, spam and rampant piracy. He condemns the medium's "enormous amount of worthless content." This guy sounds really hostile in this report. If I were a politician, and my internet experience existed perhaps of only email and an occasional webpage, then I'd be writing stupid bills as well. 4:59:28 PM    Discuss

Another airline in trouble: Squeezed by low-fare competitors and weak travel demand, Continental Airlines joins other big carriers in slashing flying capacity into 2003 and raising service fees for many passengers. 3:58:17 PM    Discuss

Review: Jaguar shows its teeth [MacCentral] 3:54:00 PM    Discuss

JRobb points to Paolo's Bookmark Publishing for OSX. I've taken it one step further and published my History file. (In a secret location of course :) Now I can easily find any site I have previously visited, neatly organized by date. 2:36:19 PM    Discuss

Blogroots: "The natural voice and frequent updates of an engaging personal weblog are the same components found in a successful business blog." 12:41:40 PM    Discuss

Goodmorning from a rainy Belgium. My provider here has shut me off. Something about a bill from febuary. On the modem now, scanning all sources. Frankie dropped me a note about shift.com's 1st annual celebrity weblog awards: I won the "Refound Fame with Europeans" Award! "We wanted so much to give this one to David "Big in Germany" Hasselhoff or Jennifer "Love My Music in Japan" Hewitt, but unfortunately, neither of them have a blog. So that left the field wide open for Adam Curry, the old skool MTV VJ who's apparently living it up happy as a clam in the wilds of the Netherlands, soaking up the rays of stardom as a radio host there. Here, he chronicles his social concerns as well as some of his goofy DJ promo stunts. Those crazy Europeans." Actually, I'm still American, but extremely proud of this honour! 12:36:22 PM    Discuss

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