I just uploaded three photos from our trip to New York last week. The trip also took me to Middlebury, Vermont, where I gave a presentation to a tech-savvy group of educators about Darknet and ourmedia (but didn’t take any photos). It was great to see the relatives (Tory, Ed, Mary Kay, Jessica, Byron, Carol) […]
‘Darknet’: Name this book
I met with Eric Nelson, my editor at Wiley & Sons, on Friday, and he suggested that we should ask my blog readers what we should name my upcoming book. The title is set: Darknet. Here are some choices for the subtitle: Darknet: Hollywood’s War Against Internet Whiz Kids, Gadget Hounds, and Our Mind-Blowing Digital […]
Blogging from BloggerCon 3
I’m attending BloggerCon 3 at Stanford University today. I won’t be blogging each session today — there are dozens of people doing that, like Doc Searls (whom I just had lunch with) and Susan Mernit. Instead, I’m taking a stab at trying something new: shooting video of two of the sessions, Podcasting with Adam Curry […]
Zogby: Kerry 311, Bush 213
Fascinating. Zogby is calling the election for Kerry: Kerry 311 electoral votes to Bush’s 213, with Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan all going blue. They project a popular vote of 49.4% for Bush, 49.1% for Kerry, which would be bad news — the second straight election in which the popular vote winner loses the […]
Bobby goes first class
I waited until the last minute to place an order at stamps.com during the promotional period when the site and U.S. Postal Service were accepting images that anyone could upload. Toward the end, they prohibited images of teens and adults, which seems unreasonable to me. The fact that a few miscreants slipped orders of famous […]