Musings of an Internet Traveler
Its that time once again boys and girls, here’s some updates on the stories I brought you last week,
Celebrity Candidate Endorsements: My Life on the D-List: I haven’t read about any more celebrity endorsements lately, but I have come across some more articles that may help shed light on things including, an article by John […]
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Well, it took me almost a week, but I finally caved into the whole ‘2007 Best of X’, ‘Top 10 X of 2007′ syndrome that infects the blogosphere like a virus. Pro Blogger, a blog about improving blogs(oh sweet sweet double goodness) suggested that best-of lists were one of the 7 types of blog posts […]
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I plan on writing more about the direct effect of Iowa on poll numbers later today in my weekly roundup, but for now I think that the issue of what a black candidate winning in Iowa means is an interesting one and worthy of commentary.
Sharon Cohen has a piece today that went out of […]
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A lot of bloggers in the tech sector are writing about Warner Brothers abandoning the HD DVD format, including such notables as Gizmodo, and Robert Scoble just to name a couple. There certainly seems to be some weight to this assertion, especially with the HD DVD group canceling their press conference at the upcoming CES. […]
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Unless you’re either living either under a rock or in a country other than the United States, you know tonight is the Iowa caucus, the first ‘vote’ in the lead-up to the Presidential election, and depending on the election year, one of the most important votes to decide the next President of the United States. […]
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In the beginning there was the brick and mortar movie rental store, you’d get in your car, drive to the store, pick out a movie, pay for it, drive back to your house, and repeat the process.
Then about 10 years ago a new way of renting movies burst onto the scene. The company was Netflix […]
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Now normally I wouldn’t blog about something like this, but I found it too odd to pass up, but first a little background. Gawker Media has just launched a new site io9 which covers all things science fiction(and where science borders fiction). Gawker Media for those unaware of the name is the publisher of sites […]
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FeedJournal, a site I have previously blogged about has officially launched the private beta of the customer end of its software. For those unaware, FeedJournal has two distinct parts, the first part is for bloggers to publish pdf versions of their RSS feed, in newspaper format, which can then be printed and read anywhere(see the […]
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I’ve already blogged a couple times about Presidential endorsements(specifically of Mike Huckabee), and with such a heated campaigns going on in both the Republican and the Democratic party for Presidential nominations, its a topic that gets a fair bit of attention. There are serious nomination sites out there, like the one run by the Washington […]
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So it seems that my musing on likability has some back up in the mainstream media. Yesterday, Reuters published a story on likability being key to presidential elections. Hillary Clinton for her part has recently launched a likability tour with her husband and Magic Johnson.
Its probably a sad state when likability is so important to […]
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