Tsunami media bubble: a trickle or a flood?

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Tsunami Set to Flood Xbox Live with New
Features

Tsunami Set to Flood Xbox Live with New
Features 04/24/2004 09:29 PM

Scientists map potential tsunami flood
zones

Scientists map potential tsunami flood
zones 01/05/2005 09:02 PM

Computer maps potential tsunami flood
zones

Computer maps potential tsunami flood
zones 01/05/2005 11:06 AM
CNN Jan 5 2005 3:47PM GMT

Indonesia Tsunami Victims Hunt Food,
Flood Hospitals

Indonesia Tsunami Victims Hunt Food,
Flood Hospitals 01/05/2005 03:11 AM
Reuters via Wired News Jan 5 2005 6:34AM GMT

Indonesia Tsunami Victims Hunt Food,
Flood Hospitals (Reuters)

Indonesia Tsunami Victims Hunt Food,
Flood Hospitals (Reuters) 01/05/2005 06:05 AM
Reuters - The hungry scavenged for food and water and the wounded flooded hospitals in Indonesia's Aceh on Wednesday, as a global relief effort staggered to help survivors of the tsunami catastrophe.

Bubble or no bubble, that is the
question

Bubble or no bubble, that is the
question 04/14/2004 09:13 AM
"The real estate bubble's gonna pop!" You seem to hear that all the time... But dig deeper and you find that other people don't even think there's a bubble. Others think there's a bubble, but it's gonna keep growing. Then, just to make it interesting, you've got others who said the bubble was going to pop back in 2002. Why is first-time home-buying this friggin' difficult?!

The Blue Lemur - Progressive Politics
and Media News » Thai newspaper
documents government attempt to kill
tsunami warning

The Blue Lemur - Progressive Politics
and Media News » Thai newspaper
documents government attempt to kill
tsunami warning 12/31/2004 06:44 AM
Thai newspaper documents government attempt to kill tsunami warning 12/30 .. Blue Lemur / RAW STORY Dec. 28

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Trickle Down Political Fundraising

Trickle Down Political Fundraising 07/07/2004 09:27 AM
By the way, you'll earn 30% of each donation you bring in for the RNC. The people who brought you fun customized campaign posters return for an encore with an affiliate program for fundraising. Rather than relying upon real grassroots fundraising, why not just offe r commissions to anyone who'd like to promote your candidate? Just how many ways can the Internet come up with to violate campaign finance law? Ready ... set ... link!

Trickle Down Trouble For Intel

Trickle Down Trouble For Intel 07/07/2004 04:29 AM
AMD Zone Jul 7 2004 8:57AM GMT

Large PowerBooks start to trickle in

Large PowerBooks start to trickle in 03/15/2003 06:27 PM
Apple has begun shipping the 17" PowerBooks, reports MacNN. The 1GHz machines, which were originally scheduled for February availability, feature high-end luxuries such as a lighted keyboarded, SuperDrive and built-in BlueTooth and Airport Extreme. Unfortunately, the shipments are still very limited and widespread distribution is not expected for several additional weeks. The considerate delay has provoked frustration for early buyers, especially following rumors that Apple...

More Internet Explorer 7.0 details
trickle out

More Internet Explorer 7.0 details
trickle out 03/17/2005 02:53 AM
Detals about new features of the upcoming IE 7.0 are becoming known. Will tabbed browsing and improved CSS support make the final cut?

Gusher to a Few, Trickle to the Rest
(Los Angeles Times)

Gusher to a Few, Trickle to the Rest
(Los Angeles Times) 05/13/2004 04:59 AM
Los Angeles Times - Just past the misnamed Beautiful Rose Farm, a shantytown without running water or sewers, is a lush, gated compound with spacious houses, manicured gardens and tennis courts that ExxonMobil built for its employees.

GeForceFX 5200/5600 reviews trickle out

GeForceFX 5200/5600 reviews trickle out 03/13/2003 10:20 AM

Food Drops and Other Aid Trickle Toward
Southern Asia

Food Drops and Other Aid Trickle Toward
Southern Asia 12/31/2004 08:40 AM
People in many places had to fend for themselves as the toll from "an unprecedented global catastrophe" surged past 120,000.

Frustrated Democrats Trickle Into D.C.
Voting Booths (washingtonpost.com)

Frustrated Democrats Trickle Into D.C.
Voting Booths (washingtonpost.com) 01/16/2004 10:58 AM

Records Trickle Out of Reagan Library
(Los Angeles Times)

Records Trickle Out of Reagan Library
(Los Angeles Times) 06/13/2004 05:52 AM
Los Angeles Times - The unvarnished story of the Ronald Reagan presidency, scholars and historians agree, is buried deep within the 55 million pages of presidential documents housed at his library near Simi Valley.

Tale of the Tape - search.AOL Google
Traffic Numbers Trickle In

Tale of the Tape - search.AOL Google
Traffic Numbers Trickle In 08/05/2002 10:45 PM
"Since Google has been full time for a few days, I have to admit at some disappointment at the amount of traffic delivered. "

A trickle of reports coming out of North
Korea paint a picture of a regime in its
dying days

A trickle of reports coming out of North
Korea paint a picture of a regime in its
dying days 12/30/2004 11:53 AM
Portrait of a family at war: Kim Jong Il purges relatives after alleged coup bid .. Let's not forget

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"The latest tsunami bulletin says "there
has been no major tsunami observed near
the epicenter""

"The latest tsunami bulletin says "there
has been no major tsunami observed near
the epicenter"" 03/31/2005 11:53 PM

The latest tsunami bulletin says "there
has been no major tsunami observed near
the epicenter"

The latest tsunami bulletin says "there
has been no major tsunami observed near
the epicenter" 03/29/2005 04:27 AM
updated .. Tsunami .. alert

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Pop Goes the Bubble

Pop Goes the Bubble 06/02/2004 08:03 PM
Is a Market Disaster Immement? The Federal Reserve has confirmed [a] Stock Market Crash forecast by raising the Money Supply (M-3) by crisis proportions, up another 46.8 billion this past week. What awful calamity do they see? Something is up. This is unprecedented, unheard-of pre-catastrophe M-3 expansion. M-3 is up an amount that we've never seen before without a crisis

One more bubble, please.

One more bubble, please. 04/29/2004 02:42 PM
Word on the street is google has filled for an IPO. Hot Damn!

UBL bubble

UBL bubble 01/04/2005 01:39 PM
Tim Bray points to a presentation by Brian Nielsen and Mikkel Hippe Brun on how Denmark is adopting the OASIS Universal Business Language (UBL). Tim writes: Check out slides 4 & 5: they estimate the annual savings achievable from invoicing in UBL at somewhere between €100M and €160M. I may be out of step with the crowd but it seems painfully obvious to me that UBL is going to be huge and I don’t understand why more technology vendors (including my employer) aren’t refocusing their e-business strategy around it....

The Bubble About to Burst

The Bubble About to Burst 04/09/2004 04:02 PM
If you haven't refinanced your home yet (we've refinanced twice in the past two years), you're running out of time:...

Bubble Snooker 1.0

Bubble Snooker 1.0 05/14/2004 04:49 PM
A game that combines the best features of Bubble Shooter, Pool, and Arcanoid.

Five Years After the Bubble

Five Years After the Bubble 04/15/2005 11:58 AM
F ive Years After the Bubble is a collection of ten links from the perspective of those who were neck deep in the whole thing. I found the link while reading up on Andy Kessler, who had an interesting piece in today's WSJ, and is giving away his new book.

Is There An Online Ad Bubble?

Is There An Online Ad Bubble? 04/15/2005 04:49 AM
Back in the mid-90s, during the original internet bubble, just about every consumer business plan (that wasn't about e-commerce) was about online advertising. Everyone was focused on getting eyeballs and making their sites "sticky" for advertisers. However, the bottom fell out of that market when the bubble popped -- and people realized that online ads weren't that effective. So, now that everyone's focused on online ads, some are beginning to wonder if th is is a bubble that will pop as well. There certainly are a few differences this time around. First off, more (and bigger) advertisers are willing (and eager) to jump online -- especially as other advertising, such as television, is having problems. Second (and perhaps more importantly) the technology for targeting ads has gotten much, much better, thanks in large part to the paid search world. However, those who are relying solely on internet advertising for revenue would be silly to assume that the cyclical nature of the advertising world won't come back to bite at some point again. The media business is a very tough business, and just because the internet is the hot spot for advertising these days, it doesn't mean that will last.

Frozen Bubble 1.0.0a

Frozen Bubble 1.0.0a 11/06/2003 05:02 PM
Match similarly colored bubbles to win.

The New Stock Bubble

The New Stock Bubble 04/13/2004 09:56 AM

Here we go again: Stocks in unknown and untested tech and biotech companies -- and supposed nanotech (my favorite new bubble category) --are soaring. Price to earnings? Surely you're kidding about the earnings part. The market is frothy again. Even solid companies are selling way above historical P/E ratios. Be wary. You think Wall Street has totally cleaned up its act? Get real. These guys are incorrigible. If you're going to jump in again, you should at least be double-sure that your broker's corporate parent isn't getting millions in fees from companies it's pushing at retail. Of course, they're probably working on some new way to con you. Meanwhile, I've had lots of e-mails recently touting micro-capitalized companies founded in in places like Nevada, headquartered in places like the Cayman Islands and claiming big plans to make a huge score in, say, China. Oh, sure, those have to be solid enterprises. I'm sympathetic to most scam victims. But anyone who buys a stock based on an unsolicited e-mail recommendation, or who even looks at such a thing with any intention other than derisive laughter, is an idiot who should not complain after losing his money. Period.

It's Maybe a Bubble, but a Selective One

It's Maybe a Bubble, but a Selective One 02/05/2005 09:04 PM
Is the Internet bubble half empty or half full? The tale of two trajectories among Internet leaders like Google and eBay has prompted a debate.

The Google Bubble

The Google Bubble 04/26/2004 05:27 PM

Everyone's talking about Google because the company has to release some key financial data this week, causing lots of folks to assume an IPO filing is in the works. No doubt that's true, but I keep wondering why -- except to make the insiders happy -- this IPO is going to happen at this stage. Here we have a successful company, making (reportedly) tons of money and investing it wisely. Does Google need the distraction an IPO will bring as much as the insiders -- especially the venture capitalists -- crave the cash-out? More on this in the next few days...

Is China the Next Bubble?

Is China the Next Bubble? 01/18/2004 06:03 PM
Recent excesses suggest that China may be in a bubble now, especially on the investment side of the economy.

Bubble Trouble 1.0.2

Bubble Trouble 1.0.2 02/12/2004 05:00 PM
Give that cranky crab from “The Little Mermaid” a run for his money.

Ready for the Next Bubble?

Ready for the Next Bubble? 04/28/2004 01:10 PM
What does it mean for the economy if the housing bubble bursts?

"Leaks in the Wi-Fi Bubble"

"Leaks in the Wi-Fi Bubble" 11/17/2003 03:01 PM
The San Jose Business Journal looks at cut backs at Trapeze and Vivato, referring to the setbacks as "leaks in the Wi-Fi bubble": The story also looks at Cometa's scaled down ambitions and is the fist place I've seen a Cometa spokesperson note that the company's original plans were overly optimistic. Cometa has gotten some flack for delivering on a slower pace but not admitting that its plans had changed. The story also notes that Vivato has 40 customers, which is more than I thought. I think the piece unfairly picks on Trapeze for requiring customers to use its proprietary APs--all the WLAN switch vendors require customers to use their APs. Otherwise they couldn't offer all their whiz-bang features. But ultimately those whiz-bang features may not be worth it for customers who don't want to replace existing APs or who don't like to feel forced to buy only a certain AP. I keep reading about increasing sales at companies like Bluesocket and Reefedge which both offer beefed-up security solutions to customers regardless of the APs they use....

Gadget Magazine bubble?

Gadget Magazine bubble? 01/26/2004 07:34 PM
i think all magazine trends can be traced to opportunities that were identified 18 months before their launch

Bubble Golden Pack 2

Bubble Golden Pack 2 12/04/2003 08:28 AM

Is the bubble coming back? It sure looks
like it

Is the bubble coming back? It sure looks
like it 07/29/2004 03:24 AM
The first sign was the $13 million investment in Friendster, a company with millions of eyeballs but no visible business model or profits, led by my old investors Kleiner Perkins and Benchmark. Then came the hype and frenzy over the Google IPO, which is reportedly going to value Google at something like $36 billion. Then I read earlier this week about all the cash trying to get into VC funds, at the same time that research shows: The optimal fund size, Professor Kedrosky and others say, is a $250 million fund managed by four partners. "There's 25 years of data that shows that funds roughly this size give the best returns, but it's like everyone went temporarily nuts for a while," he said. The smaller the fund, Professor Kedrosky said, the more a firm's partners can focus on individual companies, which often rely on venture capitalists as much for advice and help as for cash infusions..... Sequoia... ended up saying yes to only 82 of the 400-plus institutional investors who sought to give it money this time, turning away around $2.5 billion in potential investments, according to Mr. Romanello of Thomson It certainly seems like there is a lot of money chasing a lot fewer good ideas. Not a good sign. Plus, the Bay Area housing market has gone insane, and traffic is starting to get bad again. There are lots of signs that we are headed towards another period of irrational exuberance. I just hope the slope up is flatter, so that the slope down will be as well. I also wonder what, if anything, the Valley learned from the bust?...

Housing Bubble, Continued

Housing Bubble, Continued 04/11/2004 01:19 PM

Mercury News: As offers pour in, cutthroat market a boon for sellers. The fast-paced, competitive nature of this spring's Bay Area housing market has participants and observers alike speculating on the reasons -- particularly after three years of severe job losses.

The story goes on to offer all the usual reasons, such as a shortage of houses and low interest rates. But there's another very good explanation: rampant speculation of another kind, inducing panic buying like the kind that occurred in the stock market in the late 1990s. This is a bubble that will deflate eventually. It's happening elsewhere, as this NY Times story notes today. The mania will end here, too, and it'll be ugly.

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