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Saturday, September 7, 2002 |
Apple's Ken Bereskin is proving that weblogs are extremely effective at enabling communication with customers. 1,400 visits before 7 AM EST. Job's should have one too with audio and video clips.
UPDATE: Ken Dow pointed out that Steve Jobs does have a personal webpage that contains video and audio of homelife. Unfortunately, it is kind of lame. This not a term I would normally associate with Steve or Apple. He needs a weblog to put that media into context. It's too bad that Apple, the king of publishing, is so far behind in the personal publishing revolution. Of course, we are doing our best to help them out but more support from Apple would definitely make the jobe easier. [John Robb's Radio Weblog]
10:28:34 AM 
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Let't get busy. Certainly not much on commercial radio these days worth listening to.
Save Internet Radio. Does Web radio have any hope of surviving? [The Motley Fool]
10:22:19 AM
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From Dr. Mac, Bob Levitus, a great guy and a great insight.
The Two Faces Of Jaguar : If you don't have a compelling reason to install Jaguar today, wait for the inevitable 10.2.1 update. And if you just can't do without it, do your homework first. (OSXFAQ via MyAppleMenu) [MyAppleMenu]
9:51:04 AM
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This is an interesting concept. www.scottevest.com is a leader in the wired clothing market at this time. I have a vest and it works.
Smart clothing expected to take off. Innovations, such as weaving circuitry into clothing, could help turn wearable computing into a $1.3 billion annual market, according to a new report. [CNET News.com]
9:46:48 AM
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© Copyright 2002 Paul W. Swansen.
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