Wednesday, September 1, 2004

Painting in the Sky, Tucson Painting in the sky. David Sanders / Arizona Daily Star A tail of cloud and a silhouetted stand of saguaros decorate the surface of the rising full moon as seen from the Tucson Mountains.... [Arizona Daily Star: Front Page] 11:03:41 PM

Larry Gatlin on Zell Miller While talking to Ron Reagan about Senator Zell Miller's appearance on MSNBC, musician Larry Gatlin told an onlooker to shut up. So who's next to come unhinged over there at the convention? 10:56:06 PM

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From Elyria, Ohio Man tries selling his vote on e-Bay to pay bills. ELYRIA, Ohio - James Pengov thought selling his vote would help get him out of debt. Instead it landed him in trouble with the law. [azcentral.com | thebuzz] 9:26:07 PM

David C. Daniel News: David C. Daniel is Cinema Minima's Seattle Correspondent. David C. Daniel is Cinema Minima's Correspondent in Seattle, Washington USA. His Cinema Minima weblog offers coverage of film events in Seattle, and film criticism. A screenwriter, he also publishes Screenwriting by blog. [Cinema Minima] 9:20:05 PM

Alexandra Kerry, Barbara Bush, Vanessa Kerry, Jenna Bush on Yahoo Search Blog Buzz on Political Daughters. Tracking trends on the Internet through search is actually a really cool job. I get to put my finger right on what people are looking for every day...and I know more about Britney Spears, J. Lo, and Paris Hilton than... [Yahoo! Search blog] 9:13:32 PM

Re: Zell Miller at RNC? Senator Zell Miller really turned me off tonight. He seemed to lose his cool in an interview with Chris Matthews on MSNBC. I don't believe he came across as much of a statesman - more like fodder for political cartoonists. 9:05:13 PM

RSS Technology in Missouri The state of Missouri supports RSS. [Scripting News] 8:43:37 PM

Blogging the Cheney Thing, Part 2 Cheney. One can't help but feel, watching the audience at the RNC, chanting Flip-Flop and other jeers, that these people will be the architects of their own destruction. This night is a disaster for any Republican efforts to reach the undecided... [Mathew Gross] 8:36:02 PM

Blogging the Cheney Thing Listening to Cheney speak now. More of the same lies. I love that the text behinds him says Land of Opportunity, while he trashes Kerry. Before him, Zell Miller talks about the "Democrat's manic obsession to bring down our Commander in Chief." Yes, that's right, it's called an election. Geez Louise. Let me know when these guys get serious. [Scripting News] 8:29:07 PM

Chillin' From the Folks at Cinema Minima Cinema Minima next update Tuesday 7 September 2004. Gone fishin' — Cinema Minima will resume next Tuesday, September 7, 2004. In the meantime, please visit Cinema Minima's Correspondents: Brandon Chalk will be posting reviews from the Copenhagen International Film Festival throughout the week; Wilfred Lobo continues to blog Bollywood from Bombay (Mumbai), India. Chill with Brian Flemming, Mediaburn, Bongo Vongo, Cyndi Greening, Green Cine Daily, Tiffany Stone, A Fly on the Wall, and other Cool blogs. [Cinema Minima] 7:48:10 PM

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From Globe and Mail Radiation, tamoxifen key to reducing cancer recurrence [The Globe And Mail: National] 6:32:31 PM

Media and 'Epochal Transformation' Media facing 'epochal transformation'. Maine Today: Media Facing 'Epochal Transformation' Fewer young people have an interest in the news, observes Irwin Gratz, the president-elect of the Society of Professional Journalists. Are we "not putting stories in the right format?" Thanks to IWantMedia for the pointer. [unmediated] 6:03:04 PM

Radio Userland, Software Problems Time To Move To A New Blogging Platform?. Coming off my post yesterday I must vent about my disappointment with my blogging software and host Radio Userland. It seems that for nearly a year I've been riddled with problems related to getting a daily entry effectively posted. However, I barely have a 50% success rate. Let me explain, Radio actually is a desktop application that runs in... [The Digital Tavern - for the sake of clarity] 5:55:45 PM

Broadband Policy Broadband Policy Now. Business Week in an editorial writes, "That's because the U.S. is becoming something of a broadband backwater, a place where almost no one can do what Kato and millions of other Japanese take for granted. Many Americans may think that the U.S. is making progress because the number of broadband Net links continues to climb, but that misses the bigger picture." I agree - and had made a similar argument late last year in a column for CBS Marketwatch, Broadband...what Broadband! The Koreans and Japanese are enjoying a whole new generation of broadband applications including IPTV. "Broadband is the foundation upon which entire new generations of technology will be built: full-motion video, Web-based medical care, more sophisticated Internet telephoning, and online gaming. Already, companies abroad seem to be using their robust broadband markets to gain an edge on U.S. rivals. (Continued at Om Malik on Broadband) [unmediated] 7:17:16 AM