Tuesday, September 14, 2004

> Marc Canter: Auren Hoffman just spent nine months analyzing the acuuracy and results of all the major search engines. He notices lots of descrepancies and inaccuracies. Me too. I'm currently at 46,900. There's one other Marc Canter out there running around. He's the manager/owner at Canter's Deli on Fairfax in West Hollywood...
[Marc's Voice]   11:52:40 PM  Link  Google It!  
> Dan Gillmor: In a column on Forbes.com entitled "Boggers and Blinders," Steve McGookin looks at We the Media in the political context. He raises, among other issues, a key question about the echo-chamber effect: our tendency to visit the sites we agree with, rather than seeking out information and opinion that might change our outlook.
[Dan Gillmor's eJournal]   3:42:16 PM  Link  Google It!  
> Eric Meyer: Browsers — can't live with 'em, can't kill their developers...
[Thoughts From Eric]   2:38:49 PM  Link  Google It!  
> Jake Savin: Cindy and I arrived home last night after a whirlwind five days, which peaked in our wedding on Saturday, Sept. 11. The wedding itself went outstandingly well. Everyone was wonderful, and the ceremony and reception were awesome. The DVD-slideshow I'd worked so hard on was a terriffic hit, and even some of the staff teared up a bit. The toasts were amazing, and even Cindy's song went well, despite her lack of sleep from the bad shrimp at dinner on Friday night. I'll be posting more over the coming days and weeks -- reflections, photos, and maybe even some video. For now, here are twelve tips for those of you planning a wedding...
[JakeSavin.com]   12:58:53 PM  Link  Google It!  
> Joe Jennett: I'll never get those wacky linking policies like this one (site via robocore.). Public webpages are meant to be linked, ya jiveturkeys. My policy, btw, is that you may link to any page on any of my web projects — in fact, I wish you would (and thank you if you already do)...
[jenett.radio]   11:17:16 AM  Link  Google It!  
> Frank Paynter: What this planet needs is an international endowment to support strong and/or beautiful consistent voices in the blogosphere. I suppose from time to time most of us wish someone would chip in to help support our online costs...
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> Adam Curry: If Europeans could vote in the U.S. presidential election, they would pick John Kerry over George W. Bush by a nearly 6-to-1 majority, the latest HI Europe poll shows.
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