Blogs a half-baked KM solution?
In Network Computing's BuzzCut column, Mike DeMaria talks about blogs as an improvement over e-mail for project updating but as an imperfect solution, at best, for archiving and retrieving links:

Until blog developers address the issues of archive classification and sorting, blogs can't possibly live up to their potential.

[Radio Free Blogistan]

Absolutely. This is the novel. The story. Blogs can't live up to their potential because they're blogs, not "the thing that does have the potential". "The thing that does have the potential" is whatever guys like Dave Winer invent next. I await progress. Keep diggin, Dave. I know it involves outlines.  10:56:44 PM    

Biotech Boosters Deny Grim Future
What with the plummeting Nasdaq index, scant IPOs and dwindling cash flow, biotech isn't exactly an uplifting place to be. Still, biotech firms like Atkins and Associates offer hope for the future. By Kristen Philipkoski. [Wired News]

I'm not worried about my industry. Big Pharma consolidates around their blockbusters. Patents expire, bursting their baloons. They can't productively spend the money they bring in, so it trickles down to the scientists in Biotechs.  10:52:08 PM    

Pocket-Sized RC Cars Hit U.S. Soil A neat toy. It seems that there are two classes of these. One has simple R/L steering and one actually has proportional steering for better control. If you dig into this, you find RC controlled helium filled Zeps and tanks ready to do battle.[Slashdot]  10:45:37 PM