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Saturday, 1 June 2002 |
- Comment: Life in the Fast Lane—but where are you going?
- Feature Article: Style Sheets without Tears Part 3—it’s time to change.
- Review: Wacom Cintiq 15x—draw straight onto your screen.
- TopTip: The PNG Alternative—you might never use a GIF again.
11:42:29 AM 
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Paul Boutin of Wired writes about AOL/Time-Warner USA adopting the Netscape web browser as its standard, instead of Microsoft’s Internet Exploiter (sorry, Explorer).
11:30:52 AM
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It is old news now, but Dreamweaver MX, Fireworks MX and ColdFusion MX are now shipping. I am looking forward to my NFRs/review copies so I can review these products. I am still waiting on the Flash MX NFR to show up in Perth, though.
11:13:07 AM
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“Self-organized networks of bloggers offer advertisers access to previously unarticulated demographics,” says Henry Copeland of Budapest.
11:05:55 AM
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From the Electronic Frontier Foundation website:
Senator Ernest Hollings and a powerful group of Hollywood entertainment interests are pushing Congress to pass an anti-consumer bill called the Consumer Broadband and Digital Television Promotion Act (CBDTPA) that may make it impossible to:
- Play your CDs on your desktop computer.
- Create legal copies or mp3s of the music that you own to play in your car, or listen to while you exercise.
- Create mix-CDs of music you’ve paid for.
These are the acts of evil and desperate men. Not only does the Mouse want to own you, he wants to possess your soul. Die, Mouse, Die.
10:38:59 AM
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© Copyright 2002 Karl-Peter Gottschalk.
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