One Canuck's Radio Weblog

  Thursday, 18 March 2004

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Are we ready for videoblogging?

Video interview. There’s a video interview with me in the latest Mac Developer Journal. Jason Snell interviewed me via iSight.

[inessential.com]

Besides being able to see and listen to Brent for the first time (which is quite cool per se), the idea of doing an interview with iChat and post it to the web is great in its simplicity.

I want to do this too. How was the video recorded? (iChat doesn't save video sessions afaik).

I want to record and publish a video conversation with somebody as soon as possible. Any volunteers out there? My iChat address is "paolovalde".

In perspective RSS+BitTorrent could easily provide bandwidth relief as far as distrubution is concerned. There might be something interesting here.... [Paolo Valdemarin: Paolo's Weblog]

< 10:55:01 PM >

Analysis: Poor results from the Pepsi promotion [The Register]

< 10:51:34 PM >

Demands for further concessions from Microsoft have hurt the chances for a settlement between the software giant and European antitrust regulators. [New York Times: Technology]

< 10:49:57 PM >

Handel and Hendrix slept here, Sarah Elton , Globe And Mail, 3/18/2004 [La Scena Musicale - News]

< 9:02:31 PM >

Twenty-three Afghan detainees from the U.S. detention center at Guantánamo, Cuba, were freed in Kabul, one of the largest releases of prisoners so far. [New York Times: International]

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The U.S. Army doles out what it calls "sympathy payments" to Iraqis as a part of a compensation process for civilian casualties. [New York Times: NYT HomePage]

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Local if you are in the US that is.

< 12:18:59 AM >

Canada passes a law to outlaw reproductive cloning, but the bill might also ban the type of cloning that could lead to treatments for diseases like diabetes and Parkinson's. By Kristen Philipkoski. [Wired News]

< 12:12:48 AM >

Slashdot tunes into the elegance of RSS-plus-BitTorrent. [Scripting News]