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04/12/2005 04:41 PMsee the video here .. The Political Teen .. on his website ..
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Political Bloggers Under Fire
Political Bloggers Under Fire
04/04/2005 01:21 PMBloggers in the San Francisco area may soon have to watch what they
say politically - or they may face mandatory registration of their Web
logs and be forced to report all related costs to the city’s Ethics
Commission. In a copy of the proposal obtained by BetaNews, however,
it appears the law covers more than just blogs.
Bloggers and Political Conventions
Bloggers and Political Conventions
07/07/2004 08:59 PMJay
Rosen and
Dave Winer will
be among the bloggers who have been given credentials to cover the
Democratic National Convention in Boston. Good choices, both.
Jay just posted a
long essay about conventions and journalism, and
it's fascinating to read. The freshness bloggers will bring to the
coverage, he says, makes the experiment worthwhile. I look forward to
seeing if this turns out to be the case.
For my own part, I'm not attending that event. Rather, I'll be at
another gathering that has serious political overtones of its own, the
Open Source
Convention in Portland, Oregon. I'll be speaking about
my book, of course,
from the angle of asking if we're entering an era of something that
resembles open-source journalism. People like Dave and Jay have helped
persuade me that we are, and I'm glad of it.
Political Bloggers Almost, But Not
Quite, Regulated
Political Bloggers Almost, But Not
Quite, Regulated
03/25/2005 01:07 PMThe Federal Election Commission started to extend campaign finance
rules to the Internet. According to CNET News.com, the proposed changes would have
made any website over 500 readers post government-mandated notices or
risk violating campaign finance laws. The original reforms would have
imposed Federal rules from decades ago on websites. But at the last
minute, the proposals changed.
The explanation for the dramatic changes
during the last two weeks, according to one FEC official familiar with
the events, is the unusua
l public outcry that followed a public alarm that Commissioner
Bradley Smith sounded about a pending government crackdown on
bloggers. After Smith's warning, an army of bloggers mobilized to
oppose intrusive regulations and prominent members of Congress warned the commission not to be overly
aggressive.
The regulatory approach was necessary because of "the increased
use of the Internet by federal candidates, political committees, and
others to communicate with the general public to influence federal
elections," according to the March 10 draft. "If the March 10 draft had gone into effect, it would have been
bloggers with pitchforks and torches storming the Federal Election
Commission at 999 E Street," said Mike Krempasky, a contributor to
conservative Web site
RedState.org and co-creator of an online petition on behalf of bloggers
Red-taping political bl0ggers
Red-taping political bl0ggers
04/05/2005 05:24 PMIs San Francisco, of all places, poised to crack down on Web
politicking?
Let's welcome political bl0ggers at
convention
Let's welcome political bl0ggers at
convention
07/24/2004 11:28 AMSiliconValley.com Jul 24 2004 3:31PM GMT
"The Blogosphere's 29 Most Influential
Political Bloggers"
"The Blogosphere's 29 Most Influential
Political Bloggers"
04/10/2004 08:51 AMBloggers to Attend Political Convention
Bloggers to Attend Political Convention
06/20/2004 02:08 PMAP via Daily Press Jun 20 2004 6:43PM GMT
the experiences of today's top political
bl0ggers
the experiences of today's top political
bl0ggers
09/26/2004 10:42 AMFear and Laptops on the Campaign
Trail
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Bloggers to Attend Political Convention
(AP)
Bloggers to Attend Political Convention
(AP)
06/20/2004 01:07 PMAP - A handful of scribes publishing in a newer medium will join the
thousands of newspaper, magazine and broadcast journalists at this
summer's political conventions. They'll be blogging.
New House bill protects political
bl0ggers
New House bill protects political
bl0ggers
04/13/2005 05:22 PMA House Republican says that campaign finance laws shouldn't apply to
the Net. So does a Senate Democrat.
seattle times is looking for local
political bl0ggers
seattle times is looking for local
political bl0ggers
07/07/2004 09:33 PMa great way to take advantage of Movable Type for local press coverage
yet another panel on bl0gging that does
not include any political bl0ggers
yet another panel on bl0gging that does
not include any political bl0ggers
03/29/2005 06:54 AMThe National Press Club Welcomes ... Jeff Gannon?
3/29
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Political bl0ggers don't follow the
power-law distribution
Political bl0ggers don't follow the
power-law distribution
07/22/2004 12:52 AMHenry Farrell, a poli sci prof, has just finished a new paper on
blogging popularity. He sez, "The finding that is perhaps of most
interest to bloggers is that there doesn't seem to be a power law
distribution of links to political bloggers - instead, it's a
lognormal distribution. Our interpretation of this is that the forces
leading to pervasive inequality and 'rich getting richer' phenomena
are weaker than Shirky and others suggest - lognormal distributions
are associated with network growth models that provide more room for
link-poor sites to grow richer."
237K
PDF Link
(
Thanks, Henry!"When in the Course of human events, it
becomes necessary for one people to
dissolve the political bands which have
connected them with another, and to
assume among the powers of the earth,
the separate and equal station to which
the Laws of Nature and of ..."
"When in the Course of human events, it
becomes necessary for one people to
dissolve the political bands which have
connected them with another, and to
assume among the powers of the earth,
the separate and equal station to which
the Laws of Nature and of ..."
07/04/2004 08:08 PMJackson's Junction: Video: Connected-
Jeff Jarvis's 'Blog Roundup'
Jackson's Junction: Video: Connected-
Jeff Jarvis's 'Blog Roundup'
04/10/2005 05:27 PMTrey Jackson ..
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Trivia game ban due to topless teen
video
Trivia game ban due to topless teen
video
12/27/2004 09:55 PMTechSpot Dec 28 2004 1:59AM GMT
India freaks out over amateur teen sex
phonecam video
India freaks out over amateur teen sex
phonecam video
12/22/2004 01:29 AM
Xeni Jardin:
Snip:
The [oral] sex clip was recorded weeks ago and passed on by the
bragging schoolboy to three of his friends and eventually made its way
to video disc sellers in New Delhi. It did not draw much attention
until an engineering student at a prestigious Indian college listed it
for sale on [eBay's Indian subsidiary] Baazee.com... it's the talk of
urban India, an obsession of newspapers and talk shows. (...)
Of greater concern to many in the business community is [Baazee.com
exec Avnish] Bajaj's arrest under the Information Technology Act of
2000. The law makes a criminal offense of "publishing, transmitting,
or causing to publish any information in electronic form, which is
obscene." But it also says an Internet provider or Web site manager
can't be held responsible if he acted diligently to remedy an
electronic offense after learning of it. Baazee.com maintains it
yanked the sex video listing as soon as customer service managers
noticed it, and Bajaj had traveled to New Delhi to cooperate with
authorities.
Pawan Duggal, a cyberlaw expert, said Bajaj's arrest has serious
implications, especially when Internet usage in the country is rapidly
growing and foreign investors are increasingly looking to India for
e-commerce opportunities. "Ultimately we have to see bigger picture.
We want to increase Internet penetration. All this will only happen if
you allow service providers the freedom," he said.
Hehehe. He said "increase penetration."
Link (
via unwired, thanks John Parres, and
Prion)
Update: Fleshbot picked up an interesting/creepy angle
on the story as reported by Agence France-Presse: the
incident is
reportedly being followed at the "highest levels" of US government as
well. Fleshbot's editor asks, "Yes, the manager of Baazee.com is an Indian-born
US citizen, but still. Is this the sort of case the US State
Department usually gets involved in? We'd have thought they were busy
with other things, like ... oh, war and stuff." Link
And reader John McCarthy says, "According to today’s Salon,
Condi’s on the trail of the India phone sex scandal."
[Condoleezza] Rice is understood to have telephoned the U.S.
ambassador in India, David Mulford, about the case. The Bush
administration's national security advisor and future secretary of
state has let it be known that she is furious about Bajaj's
humiliating treatment. He is, after all, a U.S. citizen.
Link.
"Appropriately enough," says John, "I had to watch a premercial for a
Verizon videophone to read the full text."
Video Bloggers group
Video Bloggers group
08/07/2004 10:17 PMA video blog discussion group
Jay Dedman of the Manhattan Neighborhood Network emailed to alert
me that Jay and his friend Peter moderate a videoblog
discussion group, where they discuss the ins and outs of
videoblogging, including how to make videoblogging easier. There's a
related wiki, too.
I've just joined. As soon as I collect at least five urls of video
bloggers, I'll start a new blogroll for them.
[JD's MediaMusings]
Study finds violence, unlabeled content
in teen-rated video games
Study finds violence, unlabeled content
in teen-rated video games
02/17/2004 05:14 PMSiliconValley.com Feb 17 2004 9:35PM GMT
Video games find their political voice
Video games find their political voice
08/30/2004 02:39 AMThe net and video games are becoming essential tools for political
activists.
Jackson's Junction: Video: Newspapers
turning to bl0ggers?
Jackson's Junction: Video: Newspapers
turning to bl0ggers?
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Aljazeera.Net - Bloggers doubt Berg
execution video
Aljazeera.Net - Bloggers doubt Berg
execution video
05/14/2004 12:23 AMAl Jazeera is now attacking its authenticity .. the story comes from
al-Jazeera .. raises
doubts
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ABC World News Tonight "Bloggers"
segment video online
ABC World News Tonight "Bloggers"
segment video online
12/31/2004 04:37 PMXeni Jardin:
Archived video of last night's ABC World News Tonight segment about
bloggers as "people of the year" is now online:
Link WMV, 4MB. (
thanks Mike!)
Tsunami update: Microsoft responds,
bl0ggers organize, video torrents
Tsunami update: Microsoft responds,
bl0ggers organize, video torrents
12/30/2004 04:48 PMXeni Jardin:
A quick roundup of items related to the tsunami disaster. Image:
mannequin in pile of wreckage in Thailand, shot by blogger and NBC
correspondent Kevin Sites who is on assignment in Asia covering the
story. (
Link)
*Following up on a previous BoingBoing post, an anonymous Microsoft
employee says:
Responding to this: "Reader J. Hahn says, "I am particularly impressed
with Amazon.com's Red Cross donation counter that proves Americans are
not 'stingy.' Also, as a Mac user, I was proud to go to the apple.com
site and see not one product ad on their front page - just links to
aid and donation sites, and Microsoft had not one mention of the
disaster."
Most of Microsoft's efforts regarding Tsunami relief is focused
internally. MS offers a dollar for dollar charitable donation match to
all FTE, and is doing everything it can to expidite the process of
trying to get the money to where it will do the most good.
* Tsunami Outreach: Bloggers Without Borders' first international
project launched last night. Link
(Thanks, Sean)
* BoingBoing reader Nicholas
Bentley says,
"Hello Xeni, We thought you might be interested in passing
on the news of one person's great efforts for tsunami relief. We
wanted to donate to a tsunami relief effort with our funds in a PayPal
account but had difficulty finding an agency that took PayPal.
Eventually we found Kevin McDonald's site where he is
doing a fantastic job of collecting PayPal contributions and passing
them on to AmeriCares
(AmeriCares disaster relief has a 4-star rating from Charity
Navigator.) Kevin has even persuaded AmeriCare's webmaster to see
about accepting PayPal transfers direct in the near future."
*BoingBoing reader Chris Cummer says,
Family members of a close personal friend of mine are still missing in
Thailand. Her father and brother have flown there to try and find
them, as this Globe and
Mail article details, but the help of the blog community would
also be greatly appreciated. I've posted a request for help on my
blog at Mi
ssing in Khao Lak, Thailand. Hopefully someone might have some
information for a Canadian family that's been living on the edge of
grief for five days now.
Related: see this "missing persons" wiki page (
Link
), and a blog devoted to linking missing persons with their loved
ones:
Link. And the
Red Cross has launched a "Family Links" web page where family members
can search for missing relatives’ names:
Link. "The information is
not verified or tracked by either the ICRC or the American Red Cross
but is offered by the ICRC as a stand-alone internet tool for
inquirers to use on their own."
* Reader Roberto says, "Every year at this time, I empty my jar full
of loose change. But this year I discovered I could donate to the Red
Cross (among other charities including UNICEF) from a Coinstar machine
at my drugstore. And big kid that I am, I had fun playing with the
machine." Link.
* Reader Chris Holland
says,
I stumbled upon Austin's Blog who's
done a fine job of gathering more videos. So earthlink homepage
servers don't get creamed, I've created this torrent gathering 5 of
the videos from his blog that weren't already covered in the previous
torrent which is still available here. Remember,
the more people click those torrent links, the easier and faster it is
for everybody else to download them too. And try to keep the torrent
opened for as long as possible even after you're done downloading. Big
Kudos to prodigem's very
easy-to-use torrent service. Link
* Andy Carvin says,
I've just set up a tsunami news digest
using the news aggregator Kinja.com. The page contains latest news
feeds and first-person blogs related to the tsunami disaster from
around the globe. I'd like to see others add their own tsunami-related
feeds to the site. If you have a news feed or blog that's focusing on
the tsunami, or are reading one that you'd like to add to the digest,
please visit the
website and log on with the following info: login: tsunami-info /
password: southasia. Once you've logged in, you can add a news source
to the digest by pasting it into the "Add a Favorite" form field in
the right column. Or, you can follow this shortcut.
* Among the many first-person accounts appearing on blogs: Sanjiva is
an IBM employee from Sri Lanka, who is trying to build information
systems to aid in locating missing persons, and help with medical
resource logistics.
Link.
* Jesse Krembs, President of The Hacker Foundation, tells BoingBoing:
Some of the folks here at the hacker foundation are assembling some
code to build a big PHP/MYSQL database for locating survivors and
doing tracing. It's not up yet but it will be soon. SurvivorLocationAssis
tance.org & suvivors.hackerfoundation.
org will be the address. You can see a preview as we build it here. It's
still very rough but functional even at very low
bandwidth."
Link to
related BoingBoing posts.
Boing Boing: Tsunami update: Microsoft
responds, bl0ggers organize, video
torrents
Boing Boing: Tsunami update: Microsoft
responds, bl0ggers organize, video
torrents
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well
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The Need To Be Always Connected
The Need To Be Always Connected
01/16/2004 01:03 PMNot all that much new in this CNN article about how many people who
travel for work are
increasingly investigating the wireless options necessary to keep
them in touch. If anything, it shows that the wireless industry
isn't going to fade away any time soon. More interesting, though, is
how these wireless technologies blur the line of "work life" and
"personal life" even more. For a while, people were complaining that
they were working both at home and at the office. With wireless
technologies, they can be "working" from anywhere - at any time.
While some hate this idea, I wonder if it will give more incentive to
people to find jobs that they enjoy doing. If it's enjoyable, it's
not so much of a pain if you're doing it all the time. Much more
likely, though, is that we'll (finally!) develop better technologies
for
separat
ing work and personal life - so that mundane work related emails
and voicemails will simply be held over until we're back at work
(though, emergency messages will go through).
All wi-fi connected users at CMU
All wi-fi connected users at CMU
11/14/2003 06:59 AMmap of connected wifi users .. gráfico .. real-time
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A World Connected
A World Connected
08/19/2004 05:42 AMA World Connectedhttp://www.aworldconnected.org
Site addresses issues relating to world trade and
globalization. State of the debate reports give overviews on topics
such as sweatshops, labor standards, outsourcing, and the impacts of
globalization on culture, religion, and the environment. Also provides
a book listing, links to web resources, anecdotes, and news articles.
This has been added to International
Trade Resources 2004-05 Internet MiniGuide.
Everything's Connected, Yes. But How?
Everything's Connected, Yes. But How?
04/13/2005 10:22 PMPower-line home networking may emerge as the best alternative to
conventional or wireless.
Connected Documents
Connected Documents
06/14/2004 02:05 AMI'll pay $100 to the first person who figures out how to make
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dots connected
dots connected
08/04/2004 11:39 AM
Making the case for a smoking gun:
All
the dots connected, and
w
here'd all these dots come from anyway? inthesetimes.com does a
great job of pulling from many diverse resources to debunk the
"everyone thought he had WMD" arguement, and
washingtontimes.com gives an excellent refresher on pre 9/11 Iraq
strategy.
"The Doctrine of pre-emption becomes inoperable
without unimpeachable intelligence accepted by all as the coin of the
realm." Get Connected with Virtual CE
Get Connected with Virtual CE
04/20/2004 06:10 PMHow does one get connected to internet?
Is it free? Or, how does one pay?
How does one get connected to internet?
Is it free? Or, how does one pay?
08/27/2004 09:27 PMTechTree Aug 28 2004 1:32AM GMT
Homeless use Internet to be connected
Homeless use Internet to be connected
09/12/2004 07:05 AMBaltimoresun.com - Sun Sep 12, 08:16 am GMT
Getting connected to online backups
Getting connected to online backups
04/15/2004 03:50 AMReview One thing well
Applications For A (Mostly) Connected
World
Applications For A (Mostly) Connected
World
11/05/2003 08:17 PMWhile internet connectivity is getting more and more available no
matter where you are (and no matter
what
device you're using) it doesn't mean you're always connected. I
know that it's incredibly annoying to open up my laptop on an
airplane, or anywhere where there's no access and have to deal with
applications that want to phone home for no particular reason. In
many cases, I've blocked these off at the personal firewall level, but
not all of them. Intel today launched an initiative to try to get a
new generation of applications developed that
keep
working whether or not an internet connection is present. Intel's
reason for all of this, of course, is that the more productive
computers and devices are, the more chips they sell - so, at times,
they feel the need to whip some developers into shape to get them over
a hurdle.
Telegraph | Connected | Did you see the
gorilla?
Telegraph | Connected | Did you see the
gorilla?
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