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Webl0g Empire: The World's Newest Webl0g
Network Launches

Webl0g Empire: The World's Newest Webl0g
Network Launches 06/05/2005 11:37 PM
Weblog Empire, the worlds newest weblog network has officially launched with an initial network of blogs attracting some 500,000 page views per month. [PRWEB Jun 4, 2005]

The perfect webl0g system <Anne's
Webl0g about Markup & Style>

The perfect webl0g system <Anne's
Webl0g about Markup & Style> 08/16/2004 12:33 PM
what he thinks would be the perfect piece of logware .. The perfect weblog system this blogging wishlist .. Anne van Kesteren

annevankesteren.nl/archives/2004/08/weblog-system
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"KEVIN"

"KEVIN" 06/17/2004 10:44 PM

"Kevin Drum"

"Kevin Drum" 01/22/2004 02:49 AM

Congratulations, Kevin

Congratulations, Kevin 03/17/2005 03:47 AM

So Kevin Martin has been named the new Chairman of the FCC. This is not exactly a surprise, although I'm a bit curious why it took so long -- there must have been some Congressional horse trading in the background.

As a told a reporter earlier this afternoon, Kevin has all the tools to be a successful FCC Chairman. He knows the agency and the White House, and he's more flexible and intellectually sophisticated than people give him credit for.

On the other hand, Martin has his work cut out for him. Michael Powell is a tough act to follow. And many critical issues raised during Chairman Powell's tenure -- from regulation of voice over IP to spectrum policy to universal service reform -- remain unresolved.

Moreover, to be an effective FCC Chairman in the 21st century, you have to grok technology. Deep down, you have to appreciate how quickly the world can change, and how many of the assumptions the communications industry is based on will likely be overturned. This doesn't mean being a professional technologist. Powell got it. So do some executives who come from the telephone business, like Jim Crowe and Dave Dorman.

Martin is certainly smart enough and interested in what the tech sector thinks, but the question is whether he's willing to step out of the FCC's Beltway box. Listening to what the telcos say about fiber deployment isn't the same thing as promoting technological innovation. I'll keep my fingers crossed.

"Kevin Aylward"

"Kevin Aylward" 05/12/2004 05:27 PM

" Kevin Drum "

" Kevin Drum " 05/22/2004 02:19 AM

Three Questions for Kevin Drum

Three Questions for Kevin Drum 06/05/2005 11:17 PM
(Number One: Is the press, properly understood, a political animal?) "It's not clear to me what big news organizations would do if they took Drum's advice seriously and started 'fighting back.'" Plus: Matt Taibbi hits a triple.

Kevin Kelly -- Help Wanted:

Kevin Kelly -- Help Wanted: 10/30/2003 09:22 PM
Kevin Kelly -- Help Wanted: who rejects technology?...

"Calpundit (Kevin Drum"

"Calpundit (Kevin Drum" 01/26/2004 03:28 AM

Zap Video: Kevin J. O'Brien

Zap Video: Kevin J. O'Brien 12/30/2003 12:03 AM
"Kevin O'Brien, of Prince Edward Island's home-grown ISP, Island Services Network, told us a bit about himself while a slideshow of his impressive photos played behind him. Kevin J. O'Brien speaks at Zap 15.6MB QuickTime - 5min - Kevin O'Brien of Island Services Network speaks at the Zap..." (53 words - posted by steven) no replies

Live On the Web: Kevin Mitnick

Live On the Web: Kevin Mitnick 01/22/2003 12:33 PM
Mitnick then visited a series of sites -– the Screen Savers, Slashdot, Google News, Wired News and The Register, among others –- mostly to see what others ...

Kevin Sites Blog

Kevin Sites Blog 03/14/2003 02:52 AM
Kevin Sites' Blog .. blog

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An Evening with Kevin Smith

An Evening with Kevin Smith 09/15/2004 11:30 PM
I just finished watching the first DVD of the two DVD set An Evening with Kevin Smith (get it via Netflix). If you're a fan of Kevin Smith movies, I can't recommend it enough. It's mostly composed of clips from Q&A sessions from his visits to various college campuses. Not only is it very entertaining, but you also get some real insight into what shaped bits of his movies. That reminds me, I need to buy several of his...

kevin takes an interesting look at
webmail

kevin takes an interesting look at
webmail 04/10/2004 09:38 PM
obviously, required information is only part of the story, but it's worth evaluating gmail on this basis

Dell installs Kevin Rollins as new CEO

Dell installs Kevin Rollins as new CEO 07/16/2004 06:47 PM
CNEWS Jul 16 2004 11:19PM GMT

Kevin Mitnick wants your hacker stories

Kevin Mitnick wants your hacker stories 12/21/2003 01:18 PM
Are you a retired Hacker or an Active Hacker Kevin Mitnick is writing a new book and is solicitating for...

Kevin Smith set for Clerks sequel

Kevin Smith set for Clerks sequel 08/30/2004 01:58 PM

Kevin Sites in Iraq -- "Toppled"

Kevin Sites in Iraq -- "Toppled" 04/12/2004 11:33 AM
Blogger and MSNBC combat correspondent Kevin Sites has returned to assignment in Iraq after a short break home in the US. A year ago last Friday, the famous statue of Saddam Hussein in Baghdad was toppled; Kevin has posted a new essay about the state of Iraq since then. But in light of the multiple hostage situations in Iraq right now, I want to mention one thing that he does not. This also marks the one year anniversary of his capt ure and subsequent release by Iraqi Fedayeen soldiers. We're glad that this story ended with Kevin free and unharmed. Snip from his latest post:

How did things turn so bad so quickly--in which a scattered insurgency gains broader support and the coalition Shiite alliance begins to crack? Some critics say it's a combination of a year of mismanagement by the Coalition Provisional Authority in which the lives of most Iraqis have not improved much since the reign of Saddam Hussein and the hardball tactics of occupation military forces that are alienating the people they were intending to help.

One member of a Ramadi-based Sunni insurgent cell who calls himself "Continuous Jihad" says the Coalition hasn't delivered on anything. "They break into houses in the middle of the night and arrest innocent people," he says, "and they've given us less then we had under Saddam. People are jobless, they distort our religion, and they're taking our oil and living in Saddam's palaces. Nothing has changed. They've become like him, yet they pretend they're here to help us."

Link to "Toppled", blog post from Iraq by Kevin Sites, Link to discussion forum.

Kevin Rose crashes Google?

Kevin Rose crashes Google? 09/11/2004 09:00 AM

Direct and Related Links for 'Kevin Rose crashes Google?'

According to Kevin Rose of the Screen Savers on G4TechTV, Google had a bit of a Gmail server crash after Kevin gave a way something like 4,000 Gmail accounts on his Web site, kevinrose.com….

Can Kevin Martin Grok Technology?

Can Kevin Martin Grok Technology? 03/17/2005 03:26 AM
As was widely expected, Kevin Martin will be taking over as FCC chair following Michael Powell's tenure. There's been lots of chatter about this, and the general consensus seems to be that Martin will be both good and bad in some ways. However, the most perceptive point may be from Kevin Werbach (who worked at the FCC), who points out that the real trick for an FCC head is to "grok" technology, and not to be a politician. So far, it's not clear that Martin meets that criteria. The FCC position is really a technology job, not a political one -- and playing politician over technologist will end up creating many more problems than it solves.

Kevin Sites bl0gging from Thailand

Kevin Sites bl0gging from Thailand 12/29/2004 08:31 PM
Xeni Jardin: Blogger and NBC combat correspondent Kevin Sites was in Southeast Asia on a break from reporting duties when the tsunami disaster took place. He's now in Thailand, reporting -- and back on the blog again, dispatching photos and first-person accounts. Snip:

One-hundred and fifty-nine pine coffins have been stacked in the garage -- many of them big enough to hold refrigerators -- built to accommodate the now bloated and rapidly decomposing bodies inside.

Thai soldiers, wearing surgical masks, race against time to arrest the process -- before the bodies become impossible to identify.

In a well-choreographed drill -- they use hammers to smash square blocks of dry ice, carrying the shards on sheets of plastic and dumping them inside the coffins with the remains. They work at a very high tempo -- almost as if they were trying to rescue the living -- rather than preserve the dead.

On the sides of the coffins are photographs of the deceased as they were found, special attention paid to jewelry or tattoos, anything that can help in identifying who they once were.

The pictures are grisly -- bruised, blackened, bodies misshapen from the ferocious force of an angry ocean and all that travels with it. Old, young, small, large, South Africans, Australians, Canadians, English, Thais –- all victims of the earth's unrest on a day when she seemed to have precious little mercy.

Link.(Photo: Coffins bearing digital photographs of the deceased. image: Kevin Sites.)

Why Kevin Doesn’t…

Why Kevin Doesn’t… 04/10/2005 05:17 AM

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Kevin Rollins takes over as CEO of Dell

Kevin Rollins takes over as CEO of Dell 07/16/2004 01:57 PM
AP via Seattle Post Intelligencer Jul 16 2004 6:12PM GMT

"Kevin Kelly -- Cool Tools"

"Kevin Kelly -- Cool Tools" 12/03/2003 04:08 AM

Kevin Kelley's Catalog of the Cool

Kevin Kelley's Catalog of the Cool 12/03/2003 12:36 AM

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Yankees Win, but Kevin Brown Injured
(AP)

Yankees Win, but Kevin Brown Injured
(AP) 06/10/2004 08:22 AM
AP - Derek Jeter's return was a stroke of good luck for the New York Yankees. Now, they're hoping to catch a break with Kevin Brown. Jeter came back from a three-game absence to hit a go-ahead home run in the seventh inning, and the Yankees overcame Brown's injury by rallying past the Colorado Rockies 7-5 Wednesday night.

Kevin Werbach's Radio Revolution

Kevin Werbach's Radio Revolution 01/16/2004 11:01 AM
The New America Foundation is offering up a new report written by Kevin Werbach called "Radio Revolution: The Coming Age of Unlicensed Wireless": The 52-page report offers a great history of spectrum regulation in this country as well as a good overview of the different types of wireless technologies used to date. But perhaps the most interesting parts describe a vision for the future where unlicensed spectrum and adaptive mobile phones rule the day. If a bunch of policy changes are made and technology continues to develop, Werbach describes a day when virtually anyone who wants to could have their own broadcast network. Then not only could anyone create content to broadcast to anyone, but people could use wireless devices to watch an instructional video to learn how to change a tire, for example, on the spot. A lot of the applications he envisions could be available in the near future with higher-speed networks that are in the works, but the content on the planned networks (particularly 3G networks) may be limited and expensive. He sees a much more open world where the creation and access of content is available to almost anyone....

Kevin Mitnick and the art of intrusion -
Part 1

Kevin Mitnick and the art of intrusion -
Part 1 03/25/2005 04:56 PM

Kevin Mitnick--intruder alert

Kevin Mitnick--intruder alert 12/19/2003 03:55 PM
ZDNet Dec 19 2003 2:25PM ET

Kevin Sites dispatch from Tikrit:
"You're Either With Us..."

Kevin Sites dispatch from Tikrit:
"You're Either With Us..." 11/18/2003 02:03 PM
NBC combat correspondent Kevin Sites has just posted a new update to his blog, live from Tikrit. Excerpt:

So in some ways, embedded in this unit, I begin to feel I've betrayed the people that depend on me to be skeptical; to question the dominant powers and institutions of my nation and the actions it undertakes in the name of its citizens. I am not a military or American cheerleader, not a mouthpiece signed on some institutional agenda whether I believe in it or not. I am here to ask the hard questions of the people who make the hardest decisions; ones that result in people dying or people being killed. I must remember as one journalist advised, "write in your notepad every day 'I am not one of them.'"

But in this room, where every piece of information is broken down quantitatively--number of patrols, number of raids, number of IEDs (improvised explosive devices), number of detainees, number of weapons -- and put back together in the form of a task completed or a mission to be accomplished, Operation Thunder Road, Operation Ivy Cyclone, the problems and solutions seem remarkably clear an seductively simple. (...)

Image above: Al Auja is the birthplace of Saddam Hussein. The community here was very pampered during his rule. But now U.S. forces feels it's a nest of former regime loyalists and anti coalition fighters. It's wrapped the entire town in triple layered razor wire. Male residents must register and carry ID cards. There is only one checkpoint that all four-thousand residents must enter and leave through. This man was already cleared to exit, but spun his wheels in anger on the way out. A U.S. soldier had a bead on him with his M-16 before he stopped his car. The second search was bit more invasive.

Link to esssay, Link to photos

Kevin Kelly's obsession continues

Kevin Kelly's obsession continues 12/02/2003 06:30 AM
Kevin Kelly -- Cool Tools

kk.org/cooltools/index.php
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Kevin Rollins takes over as Dell CEO

Kevin Rollins takes over as Dell CEO 07/17/2004 04:42 AM
Times of India Jul 17 2004 8:41AM GMT

Kevin Garnett Wins First NBA MVP Award
(AP)

Kevin Garnett Wins First NBA MVP Award
(AP) 05/03/2004 01:38 PM
AP - The Kid can be called "MVP," too. Kevin Garnett of the Minnesota Timberwolves won his first NBA Most Valuable Player award Monday, easily beating two-time winner Tim Duncan and Jermaine O'Neal.

Kevin Spacey sorry for mugging confusion

Kevin Spacey sorry for mugging confusion 04/19/2004 12:36 PM

Kevin Spacey Sorry for Mugging Confusion
(AP)

Kevin Spacey Sorry for Mugging Confusion
(AP) 04/19/2004 09:42 AM
AP - Kevin Spacey apologized for confusion arising from his report to police that he'd been mugged. The Oscar-winning actor made, then retracted, the complaint after a weekend encounter in a London park that left him dazed and bleeding.

Interview - Kevin Yank of SitePoint.com

Interview - Kevin Yank of SitePoint.com 09/23/2002 09:58 PM
WebmasterBase Sep 23 2002 9:29PM ET

Complete Kevin Maney column

Complete Kevin Maney column 06/06/2005 12:07 AM
Usatoday.com - Wed Jun 1, 08:13 pm GMT

Kevin Sites: back *from* Iraq, here's
his latest.

Kevin Sites: back *from* Iraq, here's
his latest. 12/08/2003 02:21 PM
Blogger and MSNBC combat correspondent Kevin Sites posted a final dispatch from Iraq before returning home to the US for a brief break. He returns to Iraq shortly after the holidays.

It is the eve of Eid or the end of the Ramadan and the end of the month long dawn to dusk fasting for many Muslims. It is a time of celebration on par with Christmas for Christians. But the night has begun with a bang. Literally. An IED (improvised explosive device) has exploded just outside the north gate of the 4th Infantry Division's headquarters. I hop in the back of Bressette's Humvee as the patrol heads out to investigate. Bressette gets on his two-way and in the guise of a flight attendant giving the pre-flight briefing, tells the squad the plan. (...)

I videotape Bressette as he walks back to his Humvee with the 1-22's commanding officer Lt. Col. Steve Russell. They at the curb to discuss what's next, when Bressette looks down. He sees something strange; wires sticking out of a concrete block. Suddenly this inert object is filled with potential energy.

"Sir, we better back up," Bressette says, already doing the moonwalk away from the block. "We're standing next to an IED!" The Humvee shoots forward away from the bomb, while the rest of back away. The concrete block has been hollowed out and is packed with enough plastic explosives to kill us. Bressette just shakes his head, still in disbelief that all of us, the Colonel, Bressette and his squad, myself and reporter named Betsy Heil from the Pittsburgh Tribune, were all standing next to a device that could've taken our lives within a fraction of a second.

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NetMesh: Light-Weight Digital Identity
(LID)

NetMesh: Light-Weight Digital Identity
(LID) 01/06/2005 05:49 PM
del.icio.us .. LID

lid.netmesh.org
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