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Ringtones and ASCAP

Browsing through Yahoo! News this morning, a PC World story about ringtones caught my eye. I've always thought that ringtones occupy an interesting place in our culture. Remember when Apple…

Windows 7 Pricing

Gizmodo has the details on Windows 7 pricing (gleaned from the Windows Blog), and it appears far far far FAR better than I expected. If you recall, I cynically expected…

Pardus 2008.2 Part 2

As I discussed in my last post, just getting to the point where I had actually booted into a working Linux environment seemed a rather difficult task. But, nontheless, there…

Pardus 2008.2 Part 1

I've been playing with a great Linux distro I hadn't heard of until this past weekend. It's called Pardus, and it's really very nice. Before I get into discussing why…

The Freeconomy Malaise

At the beginning of this month, I mentioned some of the open-source leeching going on, along with mentioning Wired's article, "Free." Well, "Free" is back in the news again, and…

Law…

FTC, Bloggers, and Compensation

Change must be coming soon, or else the AP wouldn't have felt compelled to write up a story about proposed "FTC Plans to Montior Blogs for Claims, Payments." (I say…

FCC, Exclusivity, and Broadband

The acting chairman of the FCC, Michael J. Copps, recently addressed a crowd at Pike & Fischer's Broadband Policy Summit V, and what he discussed is pretty interesting. For one…

Windows 7 in Five Months

Ars Technica tells me that Windows 7 will be going on sale on October 22, 2009. There's no news of pricing yet, though. My thinking is that it will be…

Law…

Hiring Practices and Antitrust Concerns

It may not be as sexy as hearing that corporations have colluded with eachother to keep prices high (say in the TFT or DRAM markets), but I see in the…

Open Source Malaise

InfoWorld's Bill Snyder has a very interesting article about open source "leeching," and the apparent beginnings of some grumbling in the bleeding-edge world. I say it's interesting because of what…