29 May 2002

New Economy II   John Robb: "Individuals, armed with the Internet, will continue to chip away at the old moats and barriers corporations have erected in order to gain pricing power."

Thank You Lawrence Lee I've mucked around with Radio UserLand for several months, longer than the little calendar shows on the right. I've lost some content because I deleted and reinstalled the program once. Another time I lost content because I set my date back on the system hosting Radio. Thanks to Lawrence Lee, my system is restored. I learned that Radio doesn't like to work with information out of sequence in its root data set. I also learned to make a Radio input once a day. That way it's relatively easy to amend content at a later date. If the placemarker isn't in the system, you might have to revise files in the root data, and that can create headaches. Sent over Eircom ISDN from Kilkenny, Ireland. ref: 125.

Yosemite Holiday John Jennings is off to the sunshine of Yosemite. I wish I was as lucky. Sent from Nokia 9110i as mail-to-weblog from Clonmel, Co Tipperary, Ireland. ref: 153

Multimedia Diploma in Tipperary I've got first year Multimedia students under tow at Tipperary Institute. They're getting ready for exams in software development, computer applications and web design, design and aesthetics, interpersonal communication, writing skills and Java Programming. A few of them have sent content directly to the blog -- like this snippet. Sent to blog by Eanna McAteer in Clonmel. Revised in Radio TransNote. ref: 143