Thursday, July 11, 2002

FIGHTING SPAM Lately we've heard about SpamNet from Cloudmark. Today, Walter Mossberg reviews ChoiceMail. SpamNet is free. ChoiceMail seems to start at $29.95. 3:27:48 PM     Comments[]

CITING IS DIFFERENT FROM AGREEING TED BARLOW (permalinks not working -- you Blogger types need to call Stacy Tabb and find something more reliable) says that I was wrong to cite Media Pundit's take on the Harken affair. [InstaPundit] 2:44:14 PM     Comments[]

THESE REDESIGNS SOUND SO 'EASY' 37signals.com redesigns with XHTML and CSS. 37 Signals, a smart agency for accessible, usable, yet beautiful web design, has today launched a slight redesign of their company site with validating XHTML Transitional and CSS. [Buzz] 10:17:17 AM     Comments[]

DAN'S WEBLOG HAS NOTES FROM THE INTERNET LAW PROGRAM Control freaks tightening their grip on the Internet by Dan Gillmor. Lawrence Lessig, a Stanford law professor and author of several important books on our technology-influenced future, was the program's pessimist. He's been jetting around the world for several years, warning of what's coming. And what's coming, he keeps saying, is a victory of the control freaks. [Tomalak's Realm] 9:38:45 AM     Comments[]

CLEVER The World's Smallest Postings. Steve Himmer (or should that be Opt Himmer? 5 Himmer?) subtly started something yesterday* that was intriguing to say the least: Is brevity really the soul of wit? Or, more precisely, am I capable of saying anything without rattling and... [Burningbird] 9:21:11 AM     Comments[]

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