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Gingrich, Kennedy Pushing 'Wired'
Hospitals

Gingrich, Kennedy Pushing 'Wired'
Hospitals
06/23/2004 12:49 PM

Announcing a program to bring American medicine into the Internet age Rep. Patrick Kennedy and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich said medical care would be improved and millions of dollars would be saved if hospitals were fully wired.




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I remember where I was when THEY killed his uncle.I was a freshman at the University, playing chss in the student union, and I distanced myself from the horror by declaring "That's politics."  I dropped out of school and went to San Francisco a few months later.  I read Ayn Rand, drank chianti, ate bread and cheese, hung out in North Beach, and later in the year I hung around the edges of the Republican convention, celebrity spotting.  I was appalled by Goldwater's nomination.Even then, before the CO and CO2 had risen to levels that threaten human survival, I was pretty well convinced that nuking the DMZ would be a bad thing for the enbvironment and every living thing on the planet.  I wasn't yet 21 so I wasn't faced with the choice of voting for Johnson (who many of us suspected had a hand in the dirty deed on 11/22/63) and voting for Goldwater (who many of us believed was crazy as a loon).

I don't remember where I was on April 4, 1968 when THEY killed Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.I was in school, I know.  Two months later when THEY killed Robert Kennedy the whole thing was at such a bizarre level that reality was suspect.  And I watched and I protested and I made loud ineffective noises.  There were optimists among us who went "clean for Gene" McCarthy. It was a lost cause. 

From the day after King's death through the end of 1969,  the Black Panther Party was decimated by the FBI.  There was no effective news coverage of the events.  It wasn't until the National Guard killed white students at Kent State in the spring of 1970 that our national consciousness began to shift.  And even then, people were reluctant to call Richard Nixon a liar. 

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Why isn't the media being more of a watchdog...

The consolidation of American media over the past decade or so has dramatically diminished the inquisitiveness of our national press. There are now only 11 companies that control virtually every radio outlet, every TV outlet and every newspaper in our country. And because of that media consolidation, the news bureaus are no longer run by newspeople. They are now corporate profit centers. Most of these companies have liquidated their foreign bureaus, because they're expensive to run. That's why you can't get foreign news in this country; you have to go to the BBC. And they've liquidated their investigative journalism units, because that kind of reporting is also expensive. So news has become the lowest common denominator, which is why you see sensational crime coverage, you see Laci Peterson and Kobe Bryant all the time, you see celebrity gossip, which is really just a form of pornography. And you see murders, which is really just another form of pornography. You just see notorious crimes, and you don't really see much substantive news anymore.

The Tyndall Report, which is the service that analyzes what's on TV, recently surveyed the environmental content on TV news and of the 15,000 minutes of network news that aired last year only 4 percent of them were devoted to the environment. And this is at a time when we have a president who is dismantling 30 years of environmental law, and when we are going through a global environmental crisis, including mass extinctions comparable to the disappearance of the dinosaurs. Global fisheries have dropped to 10 percent of their 1950s levels, the ice caps and glaciers are melting, sea levels are rising, and one out of every four black children in New York has asthma.

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While I was hanging out at the hospital waiting for the new addition, I got to wondering if RSS has to be "pull" by definition. Could you "push" updates from a site to a client?

Say you have a notification client — a little app that sits on your desktop. You log into it, and it notifies the site that it's waiting for notifications on port X. This inserts the IP and port number of the client in a table of connected clients on the Web server. When the site is updated, it runs through this table and pushes XML to the IPs and ports in the table.

This came up because the nurses would often sit back at the station and monitor patients from there. Now, I realized you wouldn't do patient monitoring via blog, but say there was some event that happened on a site that was important enough to warrant more than the standard "poll-every-15-minutes" notifications. If you pushed the XML like I explain above, end users would get it in semi real-time.

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Keep pushing even further


Keep pushing even further 09/19/2004 01:30 PM

Doc has a good bit (on his IT Garage) on Digital Identity - preparing for the upcoming DIDW (Digital Identity World) conference in Denver (where I'm speaking - as well.)

One thing Doc doesn't mention - which I blame myself for - is that FOAF is an important standard that can help promulgate the kind of infrastructure Doc is calling for.

In fact at last year's conference - when Jamie Lewis called for an open standard - I pointed out to him that FOAF was perfect for that.

So here we are a year later and the FOAFnet is about to launch - and it's time for yet another DIDW.

Here's Doc's post on his IT Garage.....

Two things came up simultaneously today.

First, Kaliya Hamlin called, and reminded me that I'm giving the closing keynote at Digital ID World next month, where I'm on at least one panel (here's the schedule). Also that I need to revisit the principles that I've been espousing at the last two DIDWs, which, she reports, are actually getting some traction.

Second, Andre Durand, who got me going on this whole Identity Thing several years ago (shortly thereafter I began serving on the advisory board of his new company, Ping Identity Corp.), put up a fresh post on his blog: Federated Identity & PKI Collide.

So I began thinking that Digital Identity needs to be a DIY-IT project (DIYDID, let's call it) at least to some degree. It needs independent IT professionals and other interested parties pushing the whole thing upward from the grass roots; and not just vendors, and associations of vendors, pushing them from the top down. That was one of Andre's points in the first place, and I think it's still valid today.

Digital Identity needs to be a fundamental internet service. If we don't push for something that's universal, and empowers markets from the customer side — and not just from the vendor side — either it won't happen, or it will be the same kind of mess we sill have with, say, instant messaging (where there are no common NEA IM standards, just incompatible, mostly non-interoperable competing offerings from mostly-uncooperative major vendors).

As Craig Burton says, infrastructure only achieves that status at ubquity. You get that from grass roots movements that vendors as well as customers and users support.

This isn't to knock the Liberty Alliance and other efforts being made on the vendor side. It's to turn some attention to the customer side, where the demand side is starting to supply some "solutions" as well.

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