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Friday, October 25, 2002
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Top Ten Digital Photography Tips: "You have a digital camera and have recorded the typical shots of family and friends. Now what? Here are ten tips to make your next batch of digital images so impressive that people will ask: "Hey, what type of camera do you have?" Guess what? It's not the camera." [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] [Mac Net Journal]
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My story Unlicensed Thoughts seems to be all too plausible after reading The Palladium Paradox: "Why we have everything to fear about the next operating system out of Redmond. When Microsoft announced its entry into the trusted computing arena in June, the requisite witticism within the IT industry was that putting Microsoft next to trusted is an oxymoron. Four months later, many smirks have disappeared as the plans progress and the true significance of code-name Palladium becomes ever more clear." [Privacy Digest]
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The death of the Internet: "The Internet's promise as a new medium is said to be "under attack" by big media companies that control the public's 'Net access, according to Jeff Chester, executive director of the Center for Digital Democracy." [Hypergene MediaBlog]
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