Tech media is dying as ads shift to blogs and Google
Good riddance to the hyper-opinionated, barely concealed ad copy that was most tech “journalism” anyway. If only someone could make Arrington go away, too.
Blue C sushi is using RFID to track their sushi plates
Partnering with Microsoft to upgrade from the barcode method they were using to track how long the plates stay on the conveyor.
A new, incredibly ambitious project from Aaron Swartz and Brewster Kahle, to catalog every book in existence.
I wasn’t aware there were brains behind Drudge
—Ben
Mad Men looks like Glengary, Glen Ross, but with ‘60’s era ad execs. And lots of martinis.
The MS Exchange team has a blog post about using your iPhone with Exchange
Lotta FUD in this one and the bottom line is: Apple or some third party app developer needs to license the Exchange protocols and create a real solution. As soon as that happens, they’ll be getting my $600.
Personal finance service Wesabe releases an API
Not just for their site but for every account Wesabe supports - in other words, your bank and credit cards now have APIs. [This is good]
we are Christians and patriots
—dude left out “and also, assholes”
How various media outlets show weather icons
I think Le Monde’s are the purtiest
This is either the best or the worst idea for an alarm clock ever.