Nice Graphical presentation ...

The Kern county Web team has built an excellent resource for their teachers and community members that want to publish a Manila site.  Check it out.  Very slick. [John Robb's Radio Weblog]

9:36:21 AM    

More Patriot Act Steroids

Lance has a diagram of Poindexter's TIA (total information awareness) program up.  [John Robb's Radio Weblog]

9:31:45 AM    

They haven't convinced me yet...

The Wall Street Journal Takes a Jab at Free Online Rivals. A new campaign from The Wall Street Journal Online, one of the few news Web sites to charge for access, mocks its free counterparts as uninformed and unreliable. By Nat Ives. [New York Times: Technology]

I've paid WSJ for the service -- but only login once a week.  And I've noticed the print version is carrying less real news.  I breeze through the paper in less than 15 mins.  So, if they aren't publishing anything newsworth -- how does that make them "informed"?

9:27:52 AM    

Cluelessness as an abundant resource on the Internet?

That's what one person quoted in this BBC article says.  Hmm... that means the Cluetrain is a distinct minority population, hence requires energy to overcome natural entropy which supports cluelessness (but, hey, that's a problem in the real world too).

Wonder if Cluetrain is required reading in al-Quaeda?

Websites spread al-Qaeda message. The web is becoming a potent weapon in al-Qaeda's bid to win supporters to its cause. [BBC News | Technology | UK Edition]

9:20:26 AM