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I saw this…

Here’s what I’ve tagged on del.icio.us on August 24th:

Traditional Journalism Job Cuts Countered by Digital Additions | PBS – Interesting analysis of changing patterns in journalistic employment..
Intellectual property holders press for access to WHOIS data – The conflict between the desire for – and legal right to – privacy and the IP regime comes up again and again, here in relation to domain registration

Here’s what I tagged on del.icio.us between August 20th and August 22nd:

Official Google Blog: An update on Google Video feedback – Saying sorry – but still taking away the videos that people thought they had purchased. Giving the money back isn’t the point – the message that DRM means the consumer is no longer in control is what people now see
The Red Shift Theory – Hardware – www.itnews.com.au – Sun’s Greg Papadopoulos discusses the shape of the IT industry and the need for utility computing

2nvy.com

Here’s what I’ve tagged on del.icio.us on August 19th:

Center for Citizen Media: Blog Â» Blog Archive Â» Itâs Your Stuff? Maybe Not – I’ve been saying this for ages, and Gillmor agrees: You cannot absolutely depend on online vendors to protect your information, despite their best intentions
Center for Citizen Media: Blog Â» Blog Archive Â» Another Gross Journalistic Failure – Dan Gillmor looks at the failure to question the housing market and the loan business, and rightly points to the failure of the press to point out just what was going on,

Here’s what I tagged on del.icio.us between August 16th and August 17th:

iMovie â08 – John reports on David Pogue’s ‘searing review’… with the criticism of iPhoto too, I’m just glad I restrained myself when I was in the Applestore earlier in the week. I’ll stick with what works.
Talk:Pete Clifton – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia – Here we see the problem. Pete is editor of one of the most important websites in the world, and yet someone can write “I know it has gone through a proposal for deletion before but, let’s face it, who is he? Is he notable enough for an entry? I think not”

Here’s what I’ve tagged on del.icio.us on August 15th:

Wozniak’s New Goal is Efficient Housing – Steve Wozniak on his energy-efficient housing plans.
Google wins first battle for open wireless spectrum – Claims that Google is going to buy wireless spectrum seem completely off to me – the technicolour beast is using its market power to try to force the FCC to make spectrum more open, but it certainly doesn’t want to own or run its own spectrum.

Here’s what I’ve tagged on del.icio.us on August 14th:

AACS DRM tentacles reach far into operating systems: Page 1 – It is time to stop Hollywood – and the content industry generally – imposing their unworkable technologies on us.
iPlayer Politics: Behind the ISPs vs BBC row | The Register – Good analysis of the video on demand issue facing UK ISPs – highlighted by the BBC’s iPlayer, but not specific to it

Here’s what I’ve tagged on del.icio.us on August 13th:

apophenia: loss of context for me on Facebook – and here we have the issue we all face on social network sites. We know how to manage context and context switching in real life, but online the tools don’t support it.
Internet groups warn BBC over iPlayer plans – Independent Online Edition > Business News – ISP Blackmail? The story reads as if the ISPs are flying a kite to see how much protest there is before they actually move on this, at a time when the BBC’s reputation is under attack elsewhere.