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Settling the question of whether some bloggers practice journalism, in the affirmative, with a good long case history.
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Maybe the biggest news from the Phil-note–the whole store is going to iTunes Plus with variable pricing.
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Stupid DNS tricks! I like the concept of using the DNS infrastructure to distribute information this way. It makes me wonder who thought of it first and who else is using it… (ominous thought, that).
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How to target different mobile browsers with specific stylesheets.
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And the sideshow continues.
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What we have to answer for.
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Interesting reflections on the new congress.
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Interesting hack to save a radio stream to your iPhone or iPod.
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My college friend Paul Bibeau continues to plumb the netherworld of horror. Goblinbooks features his research along with short fiction like “Three Dozen,” a retelling of Poe’s “Berenice.”
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More speculation. I for one welcome our copy-protection-free, variably priced overlords.
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The classic Blue Screen of Death screen saver, written by Mark Russinovich of Sysinternals and now available from Microsoft. Fool your enemies! Amuse your friends!
Day: January 6, 2009
Macworld Keynote 2009
It’s not going to be a Stevenote (and on that note, best wishes to Steve as he gets his hormones back in balance and gets some protein in his system). But I’ll be watching all the more closely, to see how Phil Schiller takes on the challenge of igniting excitement in the Mac faithful. Like many product managers, I have picked up a few tips about presenting product over the years from Steve, and Phil will have his own style and his own techniques which I can hopefully also snarf.
Product predictions? I like John Gruber’s, and can lend credence to the iLife prediction because I finally got the most recent version as a Christmas present. Pretty sure there won’t be any new iPhone products announced today though (outside of the iPhone version of Delicious Library).
I’m pretty sure that Apple won’t be announcing the Mac Wheel today, though (hat tip to Chris Eng for the pointer):
Apple Introduces Revolutionary New Laptop With No Keyboard