Book Reviews
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Monday, October 20, 2003
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Microsoft monopoly says Apple monopoly is too restrictive: "Microsoft would be negligent if it didn't see Apple's music ambitions as a competitive threat. On the eve of Apple's splashy launch last week, Microsoft offered a Q&A which warned users not to be seduced by the iTunes, Apple's integrated MP3 player/ripper/burner/radio/music store, which is now available on Windows." [The Register]
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Windows iTunes sparks mixed reactions: "indows users jump at the chance to try Apple's iTunes jukebox software--and reactions range from unabashed praise to complaints of bugs." [CNET News.com - Personal Technology]
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Pop culture will feed itself: "I'm waiting for the anime movie based on the album based on the book based on the DVD based on the swimsuit calendar of the cheerleaders for the New England Patriots." [kottke.org]
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Uncommonly Good Sense about Blogs and Journalism: "I grow increasingly impressed with Jay Rosen, head of New York University's journalism program, and pieces like this one -- "Ten Things Radical about the Weblog Form in Journalism" -- will help you understand why."
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