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Monday, September 23, 2002 |
I have a friend that is single handely reinflateing the dot.com bubble. This story from News.com is about some of the others who are starting over with a focus on fundamentals. Kind of like blocking practice."Gone is the giddiness of the bubble years; it's been replaced by a no-nonsense approach." Ultemently business is about the customer.
12:21:04 PM 
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WorldCom hiring CEO headhunter. The telecommunications giant is in the process of hiring executive search firm Spencer Stuart to replace the bankrupt company's ousted head, Bernie Ebbers, according to a source. [CNET News.com]
Maybe fox can make a television show like survivor where we get to choose the next CEO of WorldCom. He would have to know more about technology than bernie?
12:11:24 PM
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Adam Curry announces his docudrama deal for "Adam's Family" Basically, this is weblog TV. It will be interesting to see how the connection between weblogs and TV unfold. [John Robb]
I was going to post a link to a weblog entry from Adam Curry's daughter then stopped when wondering what are the social norms for such a thing when it can effect one's children? Those are some of the questions I am still struggling with today while waithing for boy number 2 to join us here on earth. Am I the only one with a anticipation of both joy and fear for the day when My boy knows more about this Internet thing than I do?
12:09:41 PM
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NYT. Reporters find a new outlet in weblogs.
"I can't imagine a nicer way to make a living," said Mr. Alterman, who is paid by MSNBC to write about politics, the media and culture in his Web log. "It's therapeutic, and you get things off your chest. I can write whatever I want." [John Robb's Radio Weblog] and this from Dave By telling the story in public, by sharing -- even with strangers, it spreads out, and perhaps the sense of alone-ness
10:47:56 AM
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