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Michael Geist
michaelgeist.ca -Several people have written to note that Rogers appears to have adopted a new approach for failed DNS lookups (ie. instances where the domain name does not resolve). Users are now directed to a Rogers-sponsored page that includes links to Rogers content, paid search results, and additional search results generated by Yahoo! Rogers includes an explanation that states: These search results were provided because the domain name you entered i more »
Paul Kedrosky
paul.kedrosky.com -My friend, columnist Joe Nocera at the NY Times is newly blogging. Unsurprisingly, the blog is bruising, funny and irreverent. Good reading, and a fun complement to his Times columns. Check it here.
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Paul Kedrosky
paul.kedrosky.com -All the previously broken SE Asian currencies have now all flipped and are running ahead of the U.S. dollar. Only the Vietnamese Dong and the Indian Rupee are still down over the last few weeks against the dollar. Mean reversion is alive and well in currency markets: No outlier move goes unpunished. more »
Seth Godin
sethgodin.typepad.com -Chris Anderson of Wired had the insight and guts to discover one of the two most important natural laws of the Net, give it a name, explain it and teach it to the rest of us. The Long Tail is... more »
Duncan Riley
duncanriley.com -Apparently the quote from this aritcle says “Compared to Twitter Plurk seems to appeal more to non-tech inclined people.” The English version is still being worked on, but I gave a fairly comprehensive interview on Twitter and Plurk. Also in the article (and some of these names are familiar to me, top names from the [...] more »
John Chow
johnchow.com -If you logged into your Wordpress control panel yesterday, you may have noticed a blinking text alerting you that Wordpress 2.6 was available for download.
The new Version, codename “Tyner,” for jazz pianist McCoy Tyner, contains a number of new features that make WordPress the best blogging software on the Net. You can now track changes [...] more »
Dave Naylor
www.davidnaylor.co.uk -So what in a name, well if you didn’t know I take my company at least twice Horse Racing and a trifecta is a Bet, it’s not a easy bet either you must select the first, second and third horses in the correct order ( well that’s a straight trifecta ).. Anyway’s I was [...] more »
Dave Naylor
www.davidnaylor.co.uk -So what’s in a name? Well if you didn’t know I take my whole company at least twice a year Horse Racing and a Trifecta is a Bet, it’s not an easy bet either you must select the first, second and third horses in the correct order ( well that’s a straight trifecta ).. [...] more »
Paul Kedrosky
paul.kedrosky.com -Okay, that's really it. To paraphrase Keyser Söze, pfff .... I'm gone (on holidays). There'll be some other folks around here over the next two weeks. An eclectic and interesting group of people will be coming by, so stick around and enjoy. And I'll see you all in two weeks.
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Susie Madrak
susiemadrak.com -Via NextGov.com:
The Agriculture Department’s announced on Friday that it is going to start telling consumers in 30 days about which retail stores have received recalled poultry or meat. Previously, the USDA’s Food Safety Inspection Service would announce that there was a recall, provide a description of the recalled product, along with any identifying brand names [...] more »
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