Echo Chamber Illustrated

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The echo chamber...

The echo chamber... 01/26/2004 01:12 AM

by gapingvoid

Barlow steps out of the echo chamber

Barlow steps out of the echo chamber 01/08/2004 08:06 PM

For those of you who continue to argue that most blogs and links between blogs are an echo chamber, go to Barlow's blog and take a look. Barlow has stepped out of his Barlowfriendz mailing list into a community which includes the Barlowenemiez. Barlow eloquently discusses the experience of stepping out of the echo chamber.

Ben Hammersley's Dangerous Precedent:
Echo...echo...alright

Ben Hammersley's Dangerous Precedent:
Echo...echo...alright 10/30/2003 09:22 PM
Ben Hammersley's Dangerous Precedent: Echo...echo...alright enough already: "given a complete Echo spec, the launch of a new product could gut a lesser rival's customer base in a matter of hours."...

Star Chamber?

Star Chamber? 11/03/2003 01:22 PM
Secret 9/11 case before high court
"It's the case that doesn't exist. Even though two different federal courts have conducted hearings and issued rulings, there has been no public record of any action. No documents are available. No files. No lawyer is allowed to speak about it. Period."

U.S. Chamber of Commerce

U.S. Chamber of Commerce 11/07/2003 07:44 AM

whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2003/11/20031106-2.html
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"Blue Chamber"

"Blue Chamber" 09/04/2004 08:06 AM

Illustrated B2B

Illustrated B2B 06/05/2005 11:19 PM

Others just talk about B2B. Here at ongoing, we have the pictures...

US Chamber endorses offshoring

US Chamber endorses offshoring 07/03/2004 12:37 AM
News.com.au - Fri Jul 2, 01:23 pm GMT

death illustrated

death illustrated 02/15/2004 01:05 AM
version 0.6 of death illustrated

Illustrated MT templates

Illustrated MT templates 01/19/2004 06:13 AM
a nice primer for people who are completely new to CSS and MT templates

Farmers with ability to pay should come
under the tax net, says Kolkata Chamber

Farmers with ability to pay should come
under the tax net, says Kolkata Chamber 07/06/2004 04:50 PM
The Hindu Business Line Jul 6 2004 8:48PM GMT

Giant Steps, Illustrated

Giant Steps, Illustrated 03/14/2005 05:56 PM
Via the reliably-excellent Antipixel, this remarkable animation built around John Coltrane’s Giant Steps. Watching it, I feel like someone installed a window in the side of Coltrane’s head and I’m looking in. Don’t miss it.

Alice as illustrated by dozens

Alice as illustrated by dozens 08/23/2004 06:36 AM
Cory Doctorow: This amazing Alice in Wonderland site collects versions of Alice as drawn by dozens of illustrators (including a wonderful page of Alice avatars). I'm very fond of the Mervyn Peake interpretations.

Alas, the site-author, who has appropriated hundreds of images from various artists, has decided that s/he should be immune from this treatment: right-clicking on many of the links and images yeilds an insulting Javascript popup that says, "Please don't take my images." Er, your images? Link (via The Disney Blog)

World War II Illustrated Envelopes

World War II Illustrated Envelopes 08/04/2004 01:12 PM
"Where are the ships?" and 59 other WWII-era illustrated envelopes are now available for viewing through the Veteran's History Project. Another smaller set of gorge ous illustrated envelopes from the same era is available here, all depicting scenes from the life of G.I.s stationed in the Pacific.

Chamber of Commerce leader advocates
more offshoring

Chamber of Commerce leader advocates
more offshoring 06/30/2004 11:04 PM
SiliconValley.com Jul 1 2004 3:39AM GMT

St. Louis-Area Chamber Fires Psychic
(AP)

St. Louis-Area Chamber Fires Psychic
(AP) 08/27/2004 01:59 PM
AP - Maybe David Levin should have seen it coming: An economic development group fired him as a consultant over concern that his self-professed psychic powers were interfering with his work.

Illustrated Story of Copyright online

Illustrated Story of Copyright online 07/09/2004 06:28 PM
Alex sez, "The now out of print The Illustrated Story of Copyright is now available online. Unfortunately it's not under any sort of Creative Commons license. The permissions page is h ere. Personally I find the current online layout a little bit hard to read and confusing, this is the sort of thing that could really be improved if only people were allowed to 'remix' it for better legibility." (I agree) Link (Thanks, Alex!)

New Mad magazine illustrated by comic
greats

New Mad magazine illustrated by comic
greats 12/09/2003 09:42 AM
releasing an issue

newsarama.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=7033
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An Illustrated Guide to Cryptographic
Hashes

An Illustrated Guide to Cryptographic
Hashes 08/23/2004 02:07 PM

A Young Afghan's Illustrated Primer

A Young Afghan's Illustrated Primer 08/05/2004 10:52 AM

The US Department of Health and Human Services has teamed up with LeapFrog -- makers of the children's learning toy, the LeapPad -- to use the talking books as teaching aids for illiterate Afghan people, especially women. In a country where almost 80% of women cannot read, the 42-page interactive books provide health information about diet, pregnancy, sanitation, and other important topics in either of Afghanistan's two primary languages, Dari and Pashto.

LeapPad uses regular paper pages with a stylus that recognizes which pictures are being touched, triggering an audio playback from through an on-board speaker.

Read - Talking books used to help improve health care in Afghanistan [ComputerWorld]

Dual-chamber pacemakers can cut death
risk up to 50% (USATODAY.com)

Dual-chamber pacemakers can cut death
risk up to 50% (USATODAY.com) 05/20/2004 07:18 AM
USATODAY.com - Devices that synchronize the two halves of the failing heart and shock hearts that falter cut the risk of death by more than one-third, a study reports today.

Vintage Photo Archives: Han Solo (In
Carbonite Chamber)

Vintage Photo Archives: Han Solo (In
Carbonite Chamber) 01/07/2004 02:39 PM
The vintage Han Solo (In Carbonite Chamber) was certainly a great action figure, and there are hardly any arguments to prove otherwise. That being said, it’s odd that today’s addition to the Vintage Photo Archive didn’t come with a weapon. Sure, one could counter by saying the huge ‘Carbonite Chamber’ makes up for it, but in truth that was to make up for the figure’s lack of eyebrows…again.

Sherlock Holmes illustrated with Flickr
metadata

Sherlock Holmes illustrated with Flickr
metadata 08/07/2004 05:31 AM
Biz sez, "This guy decided to utilize the comment feature in Flickr and create an illustrated version of the Sherlock Holmes tale "The Speckled Band." He broke the text up into 58 sections, picked a keyword from each bit of the text then searched for a photo that was tagged with that word. He then wrote the text into the coment box for each photo linking to the next photo and bit of the text." Link (Thanks, Biz!)

Deconstructing Cassell's Illustrated
History of India

Deconstructing Cassell's Illustrated
History of India 04/09/2005 08:27 PM
Rajkamal Kahlon makes stunning gouache paintings directly onto the pages of a 130 year old history book. Her style and technique are similar to Tom Phillips' treated novel A Humument (previously discussed here)

Geek Library: The Illustrated Brief
History of Time

Geek Library: The Illustrated Brief
History of Time 07/07/2004 01:21 AM
G4 Tech TV Jul 7 2004 5:22AM GMT

Boing Boing's first two years as a
series of illustrated keywords

Boing Boing's first two years as a
series of illustrated keywords 04/12/2005 03:56 AM
Cory Doctorow: Phillipp sez, "The illustrated 'Significant Boing Boing' is based on the Boing Boing archive from 2000 and 2001, completely auto-generated using the Yahoo API's term extraction and image search services." This is pretty cool -- it's basically the "significant words" from every post from the first two years of BB, along with pictures from the public web that match those words. Link (Thanks, Phillipp!)

Comic book illustrated with Half Life 2
screenshots

Comic book illustrated with Half Life 2
screenshots 04/14/2005 12:47 PM
Cory Doctorow: BrashFink has made a fantastic original comic book by taking screenshots from Half Life 2 and laying them out inside funnyubook panels, with speech balloons, etc -- it's like static machinima, or a fotonovela made with game graphics. Link (Thanks, Olly!)

Update: Brian sez, "Gamics.Com also has a *ton* of comic book-type stuff that is done from screenshots of various games, along with nice tutorials on how to DIY."

"Cartographic Images from the Ancient
Period- 6200 BC to 400 AD
(illustrated!)"

"Cartographic Images from the Ancient
Period- 6200 BC to 400 AD
(illustrated!)" 05/12/2004 11:09 PM

Metamend Search Engine Optimization Wins
Award from Chamber of Commerce

Metamend Search Engine Optimization Wins
Award from Chamber of Commerce 04/18/2005 02:46 AM
Metamend is pleased to announce that the company, and it's seo service, was the recipient of the Chamber of Commerce's Innovation Award for 2005 at last night's Business Awards ceremony. [PRWEB Apr 18, 2005]

Silicon Valley Chamber spearheads
fundraising effort for tsunami victims

Silicon Valley Chamber spearheads
fundraising effort for tsunami victims 12/29/2004 08:44 PM
San Jose Business Journal Dec 30 2004 12:42AM GMT

Tactex Receives Innovation Award from
Greater Victoria Chamber of Commerce

Tactex Receives Innovation Award from
Greater Victoria Chamber of Commerce 04/23/2004 05:32 PM
BC Technology Apr 23 2004 9:54PM GMT

Is There an Echo in Here?

Is There an Echo in Here? 02/12/2004 11:32 PM

A New Technology Lets Colleges Spread Information to People Who Want It (emphasis below is mine)

"College researchers and public-relations officials are starting to take advantage of a new technology that can help get their news and information out more quickly and directly to the people who want them.

The technology, called RSS, is already in use on some news sites and Weblogs. But colleges are beginning to catch up....

While no one tracks how many colleges are using RSS feeds, those that have it include Carleton College, Pacific University, Rochester Institute of Technology, Texas A&M University, and the University of Nevada at Reno. And college officials note that the number of institutions employing the technology is growing.

Jeremy Trumble, Web-services manager at RIT, says that students there are getting the benefits of RSS without even knowing they're using it. Every student has the opportunity to create a Web portal that presents a personalized version of the university's Web site, similar to a My Yahoo page. During the customization, students decide which information they would like to have regularly updated. That tells an RSS reader built into the software which feeds to collect. About half the institution's students have created personalized versions of the Web site through which they get updates on campus news and events.

'Students live on the Web today,' Mr. Trumble says. 'They don't look for a paper. They don't go looking to find information. They want information brought to them.'

Brian Koranda, a Web designer and producer at Carleton, uses the RSS feed to send out notices to the institution's alumni magazine and to provide students with a variety of information, including listings of campus events and movies at the local theater.

'It allows you to see a lot of updated information all at one time,' he says. 'It's only going to get bigger in the future.' " [The Chronicle, via Weblogg-ed News]

Echo...echo...e c h o...

Echo...echo...e c h o... 10/28/2003 11:06 PM
"100% vendor neutral, implemented by everybody, freely extensible by anybody, and cleanly and thoroughly specified"--how could anyone but be jazzed about the Echo Project, a roadmap toward rebooting RSS-style syndication and the very way we edit weblogs. Proposed by Sam Ruby and signed by a pantheon of blog toolmakers, I can't wait to start planting and incorporating the fruits of the effort into Blosxom.

Onward and upward!

The Dot-Com Echo

The Dot-Com Echo 06/29/2004 10:24 AM
The online dealmakers are back in town.

HolograFX Technology Featured at Sports
Illustrated Swimsuit Edition Release
Party

HolograFX Technology Featured at Sports
Illustrated Swimsuit Edition Release
Party 06/17/2005 03:26 PM
Held at Club AER in NYC. The red carpet event hosted by SI Swimsuit models, mixed athletes and celebrities, all gathered to celebrate the launch of the 2005 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue. Partygoers were awed as a holographic Pontiac Solstice “floated “ in mid-air at the entrance to the club. HolograFX new 3D technology stopped everyone in their tracks. [PRWEB Jun 17, 2005]

!Echo Wiki

!Echo Wiki 02/10/2004 07:56 PM
Slides from today's presentation [source]

Echo is Feedback

Echo is Feedback 02/14/2004 02:47 PM
Joi makes the case that the echo chamber effect in blogspace has a positive attribute and is not communal censorship. Essentially, creative and social networks deliberate to construct fit memes. Related, Kevin Marks and Tantek Çelik developed Vote Links to...

Echo Web Browser 0.1

Echo Web Browser 0.1 05/19/2004 10:06 PM
A simple and fast web browser.

foreach $i in $swearwords; do echo $i;
done

foreach $i in $swearwords; do echo $i;
done 03/25/2005 04:54 PM
I wrote a lengthy entry about India and how some things are more uncomfortable than others, but this stinking camel turd of a computer that I wouldn't give to a donkey to masturbate on, decided to fall asleep on its own, crash, and take my entire composition to bit heaven. Yeah, it's running Windows. No, I don't maintain it myself. Yes, it's corporate stuff. No, I didn't bring my Mac.

*sigh*

What I was about to say, was that the strangest things about India are not the beggars, nor the poverty, nor the cows standing in the middle of expressways, nor the camel turds, nor rickshaw-racing (which is cool but scary), nor the touts, nor the constant bargaining, but the simple questions like "When you would like to have tea in the bed tomorrow?"

I am not used to being served. I find it really strange, if someone else carries my bag; I find it difficult not to help clean the table after a meal, and I find it almost offensive when someone exists for the purpose of pushing the elevator button for me. (Then again, living in Finland, I'm used to waiters being smug, if not downright insulting.)

We managed to spend a night at a British villa outside Delhi (Flash & giggling Finns warning). You know the drill: come in, someone brings you soda and lime, you kick off your shoes, go for a swim, a stroll in the countryside, someone brings you five o'clock tea, you chat nonchalantly over deep issues over a gin&tonic, then the supper is served, you retire and someone asks you the question: "Would you like to have tea in the bed in the morning, sir?"

You know. Everyday stuff.

The really, really scary thing is that how easy it is to get used to this colonial era high-class/low-class attitude. I feel... Ashamed? Guilty? Dirty? It's as if I was enjoying a forbidden fruit; that I was not allowed to be in this superior position. People were giving me attention that was completely unwarranted, not on the account of who I was, but what I was perceived to be representing.

But it felt damned good. Very, very easy to slip into. Probably very, very hard to get out of.

Like a mousetrap.

Holi festival tomorrow. Will be interesting.

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