Posts under ‘web’

Mark Hendrickson, TechCrunch: Who Should Be CTO of the USA? 102008:
BusinessWeek discusses Obama’s plan to appoint a cabinet-level Chief Technology Officer for the United States if elected. The CTO would mainly spend his or her time trying to get broadband internet access into more homes currently, only about 23 out of every 100 Americans have [...]

Talk about re-imagining accessibility. Steve Rubel writes on Micro Persuasion: All Your Sites Belong to Us 102008:
something exceptional has happened. We now “own” the web even more than we did back then when all we simply did was create viable homegrown alternatives to big media sites.
Nowadays, if there’s an online experience we dislike, we [...]

Colin Powell Endorses Obama MS-NBC 101908

John McCane’s ‘Joe The Plumber” ad.

On The Media: Transcript of “The Calculated Risk of Blogging” (October 3, 2008):
Every time bloggers hit publish they risk being sued for copyright infringement, invasion of privacy or defamation. While the risk seems small, groups like the Media Bloggers Association say frivolous lawsuits are chilling free speech in the blogosphere. So MBA founder Robert Cox [...]