Publishing Companies Discovering That The Market Can Change

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Companies Change the Way CEOs Are Paid
(AP)

Companies Change the Way CEOs Are Paid
(AP) 05/01/2004 09:31 PM
AP - Last year, Steve Jobs received a pay package worth nearly $75 million. But the Apple Computer CEO's pay had a catch — all but $1 was in stock that he can't touch until 2006. There's been a big shift in the way America's top executives are being paid, as once-ubiquitous stock options are replaced by restricted stock and other forms of pay.

Dynamic enterprise publishing software
market to reach $1 bln by 2009

Dynamic enterprise publishing software
market to reach $1 bln by 2009 04/01/2005 08:32 PM
ZDNet Apr 2 2005 12:50AM GMT

Constructech Magazine Names ELAN™ as One
of Technology’s Hottest Companies
Leading Construction Automation
Technology Magazine Recognizes ELAN as
One of the Year’s Most Innovative and
Exciting Companies in the Home Building
Market for Second Consecutive Year

Constructech Magazine Names ELAN™ as One
of Technology’s Hottest Companies
Leading Construction Automation
Technology Magazine Recognizes ELAN as
One of the Year’s Most Innovative and
Exciting Companies in the Home Building
Market for Second Consecutive Year 07/28/2004 02:37 AM
Leading Construction Automation Technology Magazine Recognizes ELAN as One of the Year’s Most Innovative and Exciting Companies in the Home Building Market for Second Consecutive Year [PRWEB Jul 28, 2004]

New Sales Strategies for UK Companies
Entering US Market

New Sales Strategies for UK Companies
Entering US Market 04/04/2005 04:15 AM
“How to Quickly and Cost-effectively Enter the U.S. Market” – Georgia, USA alliance to conduct U.K. Workshops on Selling in the United States in April. [PRWEB Apr 4, 2005]

PCI Announces the Release of the PCI
Sentinel© Suite with Industry Defining
Change Control Capability for Enforcing
Sarbanes-Oxley Compliance for Fortune
500 Companies

PCI Announces the Release of the PCI
Sentinel© Suite with Industry Defining
Change Control Capability for Enforcing
Sarbanes-Oxley Compliance for Fortune
500 Companies 04/08/2005 05:17 AM
Precision Consulting, Inc. (PCI) announced the release of the PCI Sentinel Suite at the FOSE conference. [PRWEB Apr 8, 2005]

Meg talks about how times change, people
change, webl0gs change but some things
endure

Meg talks about how times change, people
change, webl0gs change but some things
endure 06/05/2005 11:30 PM
Nostalgia isn't what it used to be

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Discovering the joy of SAX in VB6

Discovering the joy of SAX in VB6 12/18/2002 03:01 AM
CNET Dec 18 2002 1:59AM ET

Senior Publishing Executive Joins
World's Largest Online Library - Hiring
of Publishing Industry Veteran, Richard
Koffler, Signals Strong Growth Plans for
Questia’s Content Acquisition

Senior Publishing Executive Joins
World's Largest Online Library - Hiring
of Publishing Industry Veteran, Richard
Koffler, Signals Strong Growth Plans for
Questia’s Content Acquisition 06/03/2004 02:08 AM
Publishing industry insider, Richard Koffler, joins Questia, the world's largest online library, to aggressively grow the Questia collection of 49,000 books and 390,000 articles. [PRWEB Jun 3, 2004]

TRANSCENDING THE TECHNOLOGY CONSTRAINTS
TO RAPID BUSINESS GROWTH: How Emerging
and Midsize Companies Use Integrated
Internet Business Systems to Improve
Profits and Manage Change While Reducing
the Costs and Risks of Expansion

TRANSCENDING THE TECHNOLOGY CONSTRAINTS
TO RAPID BUSINESS GROWTH: How Emerging
and Midsize Companies Use Integrated
Internet Business Systems to Improve
Profits and Manage Change While Reducing
the Costs and Risks of Expansion 06/23/2004 03:08 AM
It’s a myth that the information technology (IT) requirements of emerging and midsize businesses are simpler than those of large enterprises. Virtually every day, we interact with the technology and business leaders of midsize companies whose IT demands not only rival the requirements of much larger companies, but in many cases exceed them.Fortunately, emerging and midsize businesses can resolve the dilemma of updating their outmoded IT infrastructure without massive one-time investments in technology. New technologies, such as Microsoft® .NET, enable companies to leverage previous investments in technology while step-by-step integrating their business systems to enable an efficient, cost-effective, and flexible solution to driving and managing growth. Learn Morehttp://www.verndale.com/News/WhitePapers.asp-or-Request the Following White Paper:http://www.verndale.com/News/WhitePapers.asp?functype=whitepaper form&WhitePaperID=1 [PRWEB Jun 23, 2004]

Discovering Berkeley DB

Discovering Berkeley DB 11/25/2003 10:23 PM

I'm working on a project at the moment which involves exporting a whole bunch of data out of an existing system. The system is written in Perl and uses Berkeley DB files for most of its storage.

I'd never done anything with Berkeley DB before, but luckily Python has a module which seems to do all of the hard work for me:

>>> db = bsddb.btopen('xpand.db')
>>> db.keys()[0:10]
[':archives:index.html', ':art:test.html', ... 
>>> db[':art:test.html']
'template;front.tp\x01\x01'
>>> 

The Berkeley DB libraries are maintained by Sleepycat Software. Unfortunately, their site is completely saturated with marketing jargon. Our customers rely on Berkeley DB for fast, scalable, reliable and cost-effective data management for their mission-critical applications. Great - now what does it do exactly?

Some digging around turned up the real information: the Berkeley DB Tutorial and Reference Guide, which contains pretty much everything you could possible want to know about the technology. It turns out that at a basic level Berkeley DB is just a very high performance, reliable way of persisting dictionary style data structures - anything where a piece of data can be stored and looked up using a unique key. The key and the value can each be up to 4 gigabytes in length and can consist of anything that can be crammed in to a string of bytes, so what you do with it is completely up to you. The only operations available are "store this value under this key", "check if this key exists" and "retrieve the value for this key" so conceptually it's pretty simple - the complicated stuff all happens under the hood.

It seems like a great alternative to a full on relational database for simple applications, although I'm slightly confused by the license which allows free use for open source products but requires a license for commercial applications. Does that mean that if I use the bsddb Python module in a commercial app I need to get a license from Sleepycat?

Discovering Dickens

Discovering Dickens 01/24/2004 03:55 PM

Stanford is bringing back its popular Discovering Dickens community reading project -- another example of what's possible with a healthy public domain. (In other words, don't try this with anything much more modern.)

In December 2002, Stanford’s Discovering Dickens project began with the serial release of Charles Dickens’ novel Great Expectations. By the time the project concluded in April, 2003, it had enjoyed success far beyond what we had anticipated. Interest in the project, which has attracted participants from around the country and around the world, has remained keen, and we are happy to announce our next project: Discovering Dickens 2004.

Between January 9 and April 16, 2004, Discovering Dickens will rerelease the facsimile of Dickens’ famous novel of the French Revolution, A Tale of Two Cities. In April, 1859, the first serialized part of A Tale of Two Cities provided the lead piece for Dickens’ new periodical All the Year Round. On the strength of this weekly serial, contemporary Victorian readership had swollen to 100,000 before the novel concluded in November, 1859.

Dickens himself played an interesting role in international copyright's development, back in the day when the U.S. was a pirate nation. (1, 2, 3.)

Blogging and Discovering about Marqui

Blogging and Discovering about Marqui 12/30/2004 01:58 PM

I've been waiting a bit to see what our bloggers thought about Marqui.

There have been a few stumbles (mainly my fault) but we're finally looking like a real program now - so I can let you all know preliminary results:

Lucas Gonze - at least tried to try it out and is discovering that open source alternatives are probably just as good. So I just gently remind Lucas that Marqui ain't for open source wonks or even bloggers - it's for Mabel at the H&R Block office in Winnepeg office to.....

Now I'm not saying Mabel ain't gonan use open source, but it's all about the developers who build Mabel's software for her. It's THEM who have to know the alternatives. Hopefully what they'll find is that for the tradeoff of spending a little money (starting at $199 a month) Marqui is pretty dam convienient and simple - to build out large scale 'Communications Management' solutions.

Eric Rice on the other hand - is glad that Marqui is using Marqui - pointing to Janet Johnson's on-line brochure case study. Eric may even use it himself for a project.

Robin Good has probably the best written, most articulate, most persistent and idealistic posts of them all and is keeping us all on our toes. This comes from our one "professional" writer/blogger.

And Meryl Evans did an in-depth analysis of the tool - check it out. That should give you a taste of what Marqui is. And Jon Lebkowsky is pointing out that Marqui is trying to go beyond just text.

DL Byron points out how M arqui's SEO efforts point out clearly that they need to be doing their OWN blogging - but we all knew that already - right?

Mitch Ratcliffe just kind of acknowledges that he's part of the program, while defending the integrity of it, the company and himself. Right on to Mitch - is all I can say!

Nathan Weinberg has an honest assesment of where we are right now while Richard Murray keeps trying to break things and push the envelope. Coolio! I was counting on that! Thanks Richard!

Jonathan Abad keeps cranking out posts while Geek central thinks it's as easy to use as using Microsoft Office.

While some - like Molly - just kind of do their duty, others completely go off - like the head lemur.

I'd say I'm blown away by the quality of the blog posts so far, but not surpirsed. I can't wait to see what the others will come up with. At least Mr. Claus is considering being a client.

Meanwhile Marqui is slowly getting it's act together. 2005 will certainly be an interesting year!

Discovering Google's full potential

Discovering Google's full potential 07/06/2004 03:12 AM
Miami Herald Jul 6 2004 7:17AM GMT

Poll Position: Discovering Courage

Poll Position: Discovering Courage 09/20/2004 05:01 AM
Q: Can bravery be learned?

Discovering Existing Source Paths of MSI
Applications

Discovering Existing Source Paths of MSI
Applications 07/01/2004 05:36 AM

Discovering a New World of Beauty in
Lowly Detail

Discovering a New World of Beauty in
Lowly Detail 05/27/2004 08:05 PM
In the Metropolitan Museum's show of Italian art, the viceral joy will likely come from happening on artists you might not know.

Hackers Are Discovering a New Frontier:
Internet Telephone Service

Hackers Are Discovering a New Frontier:
Internet Telephone Service 08/01/2004 11:24 PM
Already, a few malicious attacks have shut down corporate Internet phone networks, disrupting business at a cost of millions of dollars.

Musarium: discovering signs of
intelligent life on planet earth

Musarium: discovering signs of
intelligent life on planet earth 08/08/2004 05:33 AM
I've been having a great time exploring the maze that is Musarium, wandering about and peeking into into various nooks and crannies to find such exotica as the wonderfully bizarre birdhand book, and absorbing cultural artifacts and musings, including the poetic Visions and Icons (I really love the way the text works with the images on this), the atmospheric Familiar Ghosts (the texts will cue you on clicking through this somewhat dream-like landscape), the time-capsule imagery of Balkan Portraits (1906-1910), the breathtaking portraits of photographer Steve McCurry (famous for his National Geographic portait of the Afghani girl), the subterranean monologue of Grand Central: the View Down Under, and the shocking and heartbreaking Without Sanctuary: Lynching Photography in America. There's a lot more, so take your time. You can use this page to access archived material.

April 2003 Column> Discovering Internet
eBusiness Gossip and Buzz

April 2003 Column> Discovering Internet
eBusiness Gossip and Buzz 03/11/2003 09:44 AM
My April 2003 column is complete and titled "Discovering Internet eBusiness Gossip and Buzz". It mentions the latest Internet's eBusiness "Gossip and Buzz" resources that I articulate in my various national key note presentations, workshops and television/radio interviews.

At least 85 percent of money managed by
Coalition Provisional Authority going to
U.S. companies—not to Iraq
companies, as promised

At least 85 percent of money managed by
Coalition Provisional Authority going to
U.S. companies—not to Iraq
companies, as promised 08/04/2004 05:05 PM
pretty pathetic

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Dividend change doesn't change
Microsoft's lofty status

Dividend change doesn't change
Microsoft's lofty status 11/04/2003 09:54 AM
Chicago Tribune Nov 4 2003 8:23AM ET

Aspiring Screenwriters Battle it Out in
the First National Screenplay Showdown -
The Competition Gives the Best New
Screenwriters from Around the Country an
Opportunity to Work With A-List
Agencies, Management Companies and
Production Companies Presented by the
Nashville Screenwriters Conference

Aspiring Screenwriters Battle it Out in
the First National Screenplay Showdown -
The Competition Gives the Best New
Screenwriters from Around the Country an
Opportunity to Work With A-List
Agencies, Management Companies and
Production Companies Presented by the
Nashville Screenwriters Conference 06/09/2004 04:35 AM
Bridging the distance between the Hollywood film industry and the best new screenwriters across the country, the Nashville Screenwriters Conference announces its first National Screenplay Showdown. After six years of presenting the best writers and filmmakers in the entertainment industry at the Nashville Screenwriters Conference, the organization has teamed up with Ed Rugoff from the prestigious Chesterfield Writer’s Film Project to give aspiring screenwriters an opportunity to take their work west – all the way to Hollywood. The Showdown evaluates screenplays solely on the basis of story-telling ability, meaning that all genres have the same chance of winning. The winning screenplay writers will find themselves in front of the most prestigious literary agencies and management companies in consideration for representation. [PRWEB Jun 9, 2004]

Voting Machine Companies Make Political
Contributions to Both Democrats and
Republicans - New Report Traces Campaign
Contributions of Companies that Produce
E-Voting Machines

Voting Machine Companies Make Political
Contributions to Both Democrats and
Republicans - New Report Traces Campaign
Contributions of Companies that Produce
E-Voting Machines 08/13/2004 03:15 AM
New research on the political campaign contributions made to Democrats and Republicans by voting maching companies. [PRWEB Aug 13, 2004]

Video Streaming: Can You Say Magnify
That!? Who Will Capture Market Share in
this Exciting Emerging Market?

Video Streaming: Can You Say Magnify
That!? Who Will Capture Market Share in
this Exciting Emerging Market? 03/14/2005 05:24 PM
Video Streaming: Can You Say Magnify That!? Magnific’s Inc has released its 2nd Generation Cell Phone magnifier. This one will go hand in hand with the popular multi-media craze “ Video Streaming”. Favorite Sit-coms, Video Clips, Text messaging,Sports, News, Games and whatever your heart desires to watch while in limbo or experiencing the excitement of New Age Multi-Media Technology. [PRWEB Mar 10, 2005]

LXE Continues to Gain Market Share in
the Fully Ruggedized Mobile Computing
Market

LXE Continues to Gain Market Share in
the Fully Ruggedized Mobile Computing
Market 09/08/2004 02:54 AM
LXE Inc., a leading manufacturer of rugged wireless computers that improve the performance of supply-chain execution applications, reports today that Venture Development Corporation’s recent Enterprise Mobility Report verifies LXE’s worldwide market share leadership position in the combined “fully rugged”, hand held and vehicle-mounted wireless computer category. [PRWEB Sep 8, 2004]

Research and Markets :Forecasts Indicate
Bahrain's Communications Market Will Be
Heavily Influenced By Competitive Market
Dynamics

Research and Markets :Forecasts Indicate
Bahrain's Communications Market Will Be
Heavily Influenced By Competitive Market
Dynamics 03/14/2005 05:59 PM
Research and Markets (researchandmarkets.com/reports/c13648) has announced the addition of Bahrain Communications Projections Report 2005 to their offering. [PRWEB Mar 14, 2005]

Market analyzer lowers global PC market
forecast for 2005

Market analyzer lowers global PC market
forecast for 2005 03/24/2005 01:48 PM
China Economic Net Mar 24 2005 4:06PM GMT

Revenue Assurance Market to Reach $432
million in 2008: Market’s Future Tied to
Next Generation Services Arrival

Revenue Assurance Market to Reach $432
million in 2008: Market’s Future Tied to
Next Generation Services Arrival 03/30/2005 04:36 AM
According to Dittberner Associates Inc., newest research the worldwide revenue assurance/cost management market will grow to US$432 million in 2008, from an estimated $396 million dollars in 2004. [PRWEB Mar 30, 2005]

Research And Markets - Broadband Rollout
In The Residential Market Will Remain
The Main Driver Of The Western European
WLAN Market

Research And Markets - Broadband Rollout
In The Residential Market Will Remain
The Main Driver Of The Western European
WLAN Market 12/19/2004 03:09 PM
Research and Markets (researchandmarkets.com/reports/c10903) has announced the addition of Western European WLAN Forecast, 2004-2008 to their offering. [PRWEB Dec 16, 2004]

Gartner: India's BPO market likely to
lose market share

Gartner: India's BPO market likely to
lose market share 08/30/2004 09:55 AM
BANGALORE, INDIA --India is likely to lose market share in offshore business process outsourcing (BPO), from its current 80 percent to about 55 percent by 2007, according to research firm Gartner Inc.

Self-Publishing Looking Better

Self-Publishing Looking Better 04/27/2004 04:11 PM
Self-publishing of books has had a pretty bad reputation for a while. There were a few success stories, but not many. Now, however, technology is making it easier and much, much cheaper to self-publish, meaning that self-publishing is losing some of its negative connotation. It's certainly not going to wipe out professional publishers, who are there for a reason. However, it does open up more possibilities for people who want to publish books for very focused audiences, or those who see self-publishing as a kind of minor league "warmup" for publishing a book the traditional way. While some fear being inundated with dreadful books, that seems silly. If the books are bad, no one is going to buy them. Besides, there are already plenty of dreadful books out there that you never hear about. A successful book generally requires a marketing campaign that many individual authors are incapable of doing on their own - which is why big publishers are around. However, for some authors, doing their own publicity is a thrill, and gives them much more control over how their book is promoted.

Alt.Publishing

Alt.Publishing 03/06/2004 01:53 AM
Annalee Newitz has a nice article in this week's SF Bay Guardian about independent publishing and the some rights reserved copyright model.

"FM Publishing"

"FM Publishing" 04/18/2005 03:11 PM

Future Publishing

Future Publishing 06/10/2004 01:17 AM
I've added the ability to publish entries in the future. In other words, set the date of a post for the future and it wont...

Does The Web Have A Publishing Cycle?

Does The Web Have A Publishing Cycle? 07/21/2004 08:22 PM
Sometimes it's difficult to break out of habits. While newspapers have a clear reason for having a drop-dead deadline for submitting articles, and a once-a-day publishing schedule, the web world offers them plenty of flexibility in when they publish... which they seem to have promptly ignored. E-Media Tidbits notes a new study showing many online newspapers stick to a once-a-day publishing schedule. It's not that surprising that they do this. It fits within their existing processes, and since many are reusing print copy anyway, it makes some amount of sense. Still, you would expect them to start to realize they can publish on a less strict schedule. It appears some newspapers have made an effort to stay more regularly updated, but many simply don't bother at all. Of course, in doing so, they risk losing readers to other sites that are more timely.

Publishing Servies API

Publishing Servies API 07/19/2004 01:31 AM
Learn how to modify the Contribute publishing services to meet your needs.

Political Publishing

Political Publishing 07/26/2004 05:41 PM
The newsmedia are stiff with wonderment at this new blogging thang, personified by a few dozen of the pesky varmints really being there (what a concept) at the Democratic National Convention. Technorati (disclosure: I’m on the Advisory Board) is trying to do the bigger picture, and every time I go to that page it’s interesting; also Br’er Dave Sifry is going to be CNN’s Ambassador from Blogistan. We could do way worse. The meta-story is more interesting than the story, almost by definition; the Democratic party wants to have an extended tightly-controlled five-day infomercial; the last thing they want is actual news. The news media will play along to some extent but also be furiously looking for some real surprise or conflict or subterfuge in the spirit of if-it-bleeds-it-leads. Two obvious ways the Blogistanis could make a difference would be by uncovering (unexpectedly) real news, or by finding some way to make this largely formal and content-free event a little more human, a little more meaningful, a little funnier. Best of luck, boys and girls. (PS: While on the subject of the political process and the Web as a medium, the Electoral Vote Predictor strikes me as elegant, seamless, and new.)

Internet Publishing Can Pay Off

Internet Publishing Can Pay Off 08/13/2004 09:37 PM

Publishing Pit Bulls

Publishing Pit Bulls 04/19/2004 08:21 AM
WebDevInfo Apr 19 2004 12:27PM GMT
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Book review: The Book of SAX: The Simple
API for XML (Unix Review)

Book review: The Book of SAX: The Simple
API for XML (Unix Review) 11/18/2002 09:56 AM

Book Review: Windows Admin Scripting
Little Black Book, Second Edition

Book Review: Windows Admin Scripting
Little Black Book, Second Edition 06/12/2004 12:32 PM

Book review - Book lowers fear of
threats

Book review - Book lowers fear of
threats 12/15/2003 08:15 AM
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A New Book Review

A New Book Review 08/27/2004 01:28 PM
In this review of We the Media, Chris Schroeder, vice president for strategy at the Washington Post Company and former CEO of WashingtonPost.com, has some amazingly flattering words. I blush...

Book Review

Book Review 03/13/2003 10:16 AM
I've been ill for two weeks now, So I haven't been able to do anything in my spare time besides...

this book review

this book review 02/15/2004 01:14 AM
Warner, WaPo .. more» .. more

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CodeWalkers: New Brief Book Review

CodeWalkers: New Brief Book Review 01/07/2003 02:46 PM

Book Review: WarDriving

Book Review: WarDriving 05/27/2004 06:24 PM
Nobody likes to make enemies, but I have to be honest about the dollar-to-content value of this book: Let me be clear from the outset. I don't know any of the authors of this book, except by reputation, and have nothing but the highest regard for their technical knowledge and their achievements. The folks who wrote WarDriving: Drive, Detect, Defend are experts about most of what they write about, and offer great technical insights and tips throughout. That said, I can't recommend this book primarily because the best advice is already available on the Web for free in much the same form; chunks of the most practical early part of the book are repetitive to cover different operating systems or scenarios with the same approach; the middle part of the book comprises a 60-page-long set of anecdotes with long code extracts; and the last part of the book features security advice that's somewhat strange focusing on commercial software and hardware that's obscure and hard to use and mostly out of keeping with the kind of audience that could possibly be interested in this title. A factor that led to book bloat (520 pages, no CD-ROM, $49.99) is the lengthy reproduction of code, sometimes double spaced that a reader must be expected to input rather than download or copy and paste from a Web page. Further, many of the programs seem too idiosyncratic to be of general utility, arguing against their inclusion in the printed book even if other programs were printed in full. For fairness's sake, after reading this book a few weeks ago, I sent the publisher's publicist contact my remarks and a list of errors found in the book. I was promised some follow up and didn't get it, so the statute of limitations of waiting for a response to specifics has ended. I should also make it clear that I have co-written a book on wireless networking which has practically no overlap with this book. In general, the book is best at collecting and providing documentation on the trickiest aspects of scanning for, recording, and defending against wardriving and Wi-Fi network cracking. Some of the areas on defense are the strongest in the book, although other areas seem highly misguided. From the first page of the book to the end of Chapter 7, page 243, it's at its strongest. It's a cogent, how-to guide to installing and...

Book Review: Programming PHP

Book Review: Programming PHP 09/09/2002 08:34 AM

CodeWalkers: New Book Review

CodeWalkers: New Book Review 03/19/2003 10:24 PM
Over on CodeWalkers.com this morning, there's a new review of a book (from Sams Publishing, not Wrox) about the second edition of the book PHP and MySQL Web Development.

Book Review: iPhoto 4 For Mac OS X

Book Review: iPhoto 4 For Mac OS X 07/07/2004 11:17 AM
Stu Gitlow checks in with another in a series of Mac book reviews.

Book Review Aggregator

Book Review Aggregator 01/03/2005 07:33 PM
Metacritic Books. Metacritic has been covering reviews for movies, music, and games for years, but now has started aggregating books reviews, with about 150 books so far.

Book Review: Against All Enemies

Book Review: Against All Enemies 04/17/2004 03:20 PM
When Against All Enemies was published a few weeks ago, it was greeted by a flurry of press and blogsphere discussion, almost entirely focused on the book's criticisms of the Bush administration. Those criticisms are largely contained within the book's final chapter, a chapter that feels grafted on, and which is significantly different in tone from the rest of the book. It's unfortunate that this chapter has become the focus for discussion of the book - a fact which argues that, perhaps, it shouldn't have been included at all. The majority of the book is a discussion of how the first Bush administration and the Clinton administration gradually came to realize the existence of al Qaeda and tried to figure out what to do about it. The story is framed, at the beginning and the end, by the events of September 11, 2001 (during which Clarke was one of the people primarily responsible for government operations during the hours until President Bush took charge) - but that is simply the framing; the real meat of the book takes place in an earlier time. The time that laid the groundwork for that day.

802.11 Wireless LAN Fundamentals - Book
Review

802.11 Wireless LAN Fundamentals - Book
Review 06/30/2004 09:22 AM

Book Review: The Future of Work

Book Review: The Future of Work 08/04/2004 09:34 AM
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Book Review: Web Standards Solutions

Book Review: Web Standards Solutions 07/11/2004 08:05 PM

If you've been following Dan Cederholm's SimpleQuiz series for any length of time, you'll be happy to note that his new book Web Standards Solutions is a full-length summary of the best practices that have evolved from it, and more.

Book Review: Perl Medic

Book Review: Perl Medic 04/09/2004 04:00 PM
Robrt has posted a review of Perl Medic by Peter Scott. In Robrt's words: This feels like it was taken straight from my brain. Sounds like it should be mandatory reading ...

Slashdot Book Review: PHP4 XML

Slashdot Book Review: PHP4 XML 09/25/2002 08:44 AM

Book Review: Linux Unwired

Book Review: Linux Unwired 12/19/2004 03:17 PM
Technical errors and already out-of-date advice mar the usefulness of this guide to wireless protocols.

Book Review: Apache Cookbook

Book Review: Apache Cookbook 01/02/2004 06:03 AM
A lot of helpful tips and advice make up for a few shortcomings.

"his review of Nicholson Baker's new
book"

"his review of Nicholson Baker's new
book" 08/10/2004 08:42 AM

Book review: Spinning the semantic web

Book review: Spinning the semantic web 12/10/2003 08:07 AM

Professional PHP4: A Book Review

Professional PHP4: A Book Review 02/03/2003 10:14 AM
Aside from a few minor quibbles (and those weird covers), this is a solid and well planned book.

"You've Got Fe-Mail!" Book Review on
www.Lesbianation.com

"You've Got Fe-Mail!" Book Review on
www.Lesbianation.com 06/06/2004 03:35 AM
Book Review. For more book reviews visit www.youvegotfemail.com [PRWEB Jun 6, 2004]

Book Review: PHPClasses on Wrox

Book Review: PHPClasses on Wrox 10/22/2002 08:45 AM

his review of Nicholson Baker's new book

his review of Nicholson Baker's new book 08/09/2004 02:31 AM
review

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Book Review: Professional Apache 2.0

Book Review: Professional Apache 2.0 09/20/2002 08:07 AM

Defend I.T.: Security by Example - Book
Review

Defend I.T.: Security by Example - Book
Review 07/05/2004 03:47 PM

Book review: Mitnick's The Art of
Intrusion

Book review: Mitnick's The Art of
Intrusion 03/30/2005 08:40 PM
Kevin Mitnick is the hacker who went legit. He has just published a second book, this time on the hackers themselves.

Book Review: Against All Enemies ||
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Book Review: Against All Enemies

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Publishing Companies Discovering That The Market Can Change

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