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Sunday, July 6, 2003 |
We were at the Cherry Creek Apple Store this afternoon and too a look at the new iSight. Very impressive. I want one. Maybe this week payday.
9:24:12 PM 
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TheBoostedBrain writes "Mike Perry and Nasko Oskov have written a very complete article about reverse engineering. It provides an introduction to reverse ... [Slashdot]
9:08:07 PM
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Experts at strategy+business say marketing strategists need an entirely new set of skills to deal with a low-growth, hyper-competitive economy. [CNET News.com]
10:15:30 AM
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A decade of IT change has upset the industrial producers' traditional approach to selling. And that's why experts at McKinsey say the time has arrived for many of them to rethink their old approach to sales channels. [CNET News.com]
10:14:54 AM
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Well my host has taken down the servers, or at least ftp access for the weekend so I can't post to my MT blog so posting will be done here until Monday.
10:11:05 AM
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In a neat reversal of the government’s proposed Total Information Awareness scheme, MIT’s Media Lab has launched Open Government Information Awareness. As the FAQ notes: The premise of GIA is that individual citizens have the right to know details about government, while government has the power to know details about citizens. Our goal is develop a technology which empowers citizens to form a sort of intelligence agency; gathering, sorting, and acting on information they gather about the government. Only by employing such technologies can we hope to have a government “by the people, and for the people.” Anyone can submit information, and the system is designed to allow citizens to drill down into their specific areas of interest about government and see everything that’s going on about that particular level of government. Or at least it appears to be designed that way; the server has fallen over under heavy load right now. I look forward to seeing how it shapes up. [Jarrett House North]
10:09:32 AM
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© Copyright 2003 Paul W. Swansen.
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