Digital Democracy
Grok Headline matches for Digital Democracy
"Digital Democracy Teach-In"
"Digital Democracy Teach-In"
02/19/2004 08:49 AMDigital Democracy Tech-In
Digital Democracy Tech-In
01/09/2004 10:12 PM
It's $100 to register and you can register even if you're not
attending ETech. I'll be
doing a session with Ethan Zuckerman on International stuff.
Emergent Democracy Worldwide
Joichi Ito, Founder and CEO, Neoteny
Ethan Zuckerman,
Founder, Geekcorps
Time: 3:30pm - 4:15pm
Location: California Ballroom C
While we're
building great new tools to build communities, we've done very little
to ensure that people around the world have access to them. And even
when we've made it possible for people in developing nations to speak,
we've done little to ensure that anyone listens. How do we ensure that
the "Second Superpower" Jim Moore proposes
includes the poor as well as the rich? When a new democratic structure
emerges from highly-wired westerners, how do we ensure it's fair and
just for those currently unwired? The answer is more complex than
bridging the so-called "digital divide" - it involves bridging
countless cultural divides. Emerging technologies make it easier than
ever to bring first-person perspectives, as well as images, movies and
music to people in other nations - is this enough to bring cultures
together and ensure they care about one another?
Digital Democracy Teach-in
Digital Democracy Teach-in
01/18/2004 10:23 AM Here's the current draft (still under discussion) of the description
of the session I'm leading at the O'Reilly Digital Democracy Teach-in:
The common wisdom — that the Internet is just one more tool in
the campaign box — is wrong. Experience so far seems to show
that to effectively use the Internet "tool" a campaign has to give up
some of the most basic assumptions about the nature of campaigns as
top-down, one-to-many, marketing efforts. How is the Internet "tool"
reshaping campaigns, political parties and the electorate? Are the
most important effects of the Internet the ones we expect...
Audio Files of Digital Democracy Day
Audio Files of Digital Democracy Day
02/13/2004 12:09 PMIT Conversations has posted
au
dio files of Monday's Digital Democracy
"Teach
In" in San Diego. I did a panel with
Jay
Rosen and
Jeff Jarvis
entitled "Gatekeepers No More: The Grassroots Challenges the
Journalist Priesthood." Jeff and Jay were as smart on a stage as they
are in their writing.
Digital Democracy Teach-In 2004
Digital Democracy Teach-In 2004
08/08/2004 05:36 AMI'm listening to some audio, and suddenly I get Jon's obsession with
quoting segments. A conference generates, say, 100 hours of audio. If
you can't navigate that easily, can't link to pieces of it, it's not
as useful and it won't support conversations as much.
Digital democracy: Laptops now available
at prices of PCs
Digital democracy: Laptops now available
at prices of PCs
04/23/2004 08:09 AMManorama Online Apr 23 2004 12:19PM GMT
"Live Audio from the Digital Democracy
Teach-In"
"Live Audio from the Digital Democracy
Teach-In"
02/10/2004 04:15 PMLive from Etech: Digital Democracy Part
II
Live from Etech: Digital Democracy Part
II
02/10/2004 02:46 AMTwo more Digital Democracy Teach-In events come and go. The guys
from meetup.com put together a
couple of presentations including some useful statistics and a few
nice punchlines, but I'm not sure I learned anything particularly new
during it. Certainly I didn't feel my head trying to articulate itself
into any strange new shapes. And next up the political weblogging
panel, which I've decided to abandon almost on principle - not
because it's about weblogs, but because political weblogging as an end
unto itself seems to me not to have matured past tabloid tactics of
name-calling, mischaracterisation and "Am I right? Am I
right?"-style calls to the converted. My general impression of
this part of the event is that it's more aimed at explaining current
fairly-mainstream technologies and approaches to politicos rather than
looking at the emergent technologies that might interest the geekier
audiences (and me).
Read the comments
IT Conversations: O'Reilly Digital
Democracy Teach-In
IT Conversations: O'Reilly Digital
Democracy Teach-In
02/10/2004 05:01 AMIT Conversations: O ' Reilly Digital Democracy Teach - In .. Here's
the live Webcast ..
lyssna
itconversations.com/digitalDemocracy-20040209.php
track this
site | 5 links
Upcoming Appearances: Digital Democracy
and Emerging Technology
Upcoming Appearances: Digital Democracy
and Emerging Technology
01/27/2004 02:53 PMLooking forward to speaking at and attending the
Digital
Democracy Teach-In and the O'Reilly
Emerging Technology
Conference in San Diego next month.
Greater Democracy: Democracy for a
connected world.
Greater Democracy: Democracy for a
connected world.
08/27/2004 09:30 PMBen Barnes admits helping Bush Jr. into the National Guard During
Vietnam .. Watch the video here .. explains ..
Video
69.59.167.160
track this
site | 5 links
Democracy Now! | EXCLUSIVE: DEMOCRACY
NOW! Confronts Wesley Clark Over His
Bombing Of Civilians, Use Of Cluster
Bombs And Depleted Uranium And The
Bombing Of Serb Television
Democracy Now! | EXCLUSIVE: DEMOCRACY
NOW! Confronts Wesley Clark Over His
Bombing Of Civilians, Use Of Cluster
Bombs And Depleted Uranium And The
Bombing Of Serb Television
01/27/2004 11:30 AMDemocracy Now! Exclusive: Wesley Clark Admits Targeting Civilians In
Yugoslavia [audio/video] ..
Listen/Watch/Read
democracynow.org/article.pl?sid=04/01/26/1632224track
this site | 5 links
the democracy of the web
the democracy of the web
07/17/2004 01:08 PMSo many reasons to love Amazon and Google, but here's another.
Robert Greenwald's
film,
OutFOXed, has been out
for a week. It is the #1 ranked DVD at
Amazon, and the first relevant "Murdoch" on
Google
.
Yay for democracy
Yay for democracy
02/01/2005 09:09 PMHooray for the elections in Iraq! The accounts are moving. For
example, from the Boston Globe: Wamidh Imad al-Zubaidi, an engineer,
almost decided not to vote after death threats against would-be voters
circulated in his mixed Sunni and Shi'ite neighborhood, Zayouna. Then,
he said, he remembered his brother, who was executed for opposing
Saddam Hussein's regime. ''I feel a power inside myself, and there is
a voice telling me, this should not happen to my son or to any Iraqi.
I have to prevent this dictatorship from returning to Iraq," he said,
adding that he braved the polls with his...
Little d democracy
Little d democracy
01/27/2004 07:33 PMNote: Contains completely partisan Deanism... I spent the day in
Exeter, yet another picture perfect New Hampshire town, alternating
between standing outside holding Dean signs and sitting in the
unheated Town Hall, checking off voters on the Dean supporter list.
Then, at 5pm, it was back to the Portsmouth HQ, phoning people to urge
them to vote. In short, I spent the day being a little-d democrat.
This is the real thing: American democracy. People reduced to their
singular equality. Each one of them nuts in her or his own way. With
the kids in their winter caps with animal...
Democracy Now
Democracy Now
05/09/2004 11:26 AM"We wonder how those who, rightly, complain about the American
mistreatment of Iraqi prisoners, can blithely consign the entire Iraqi
population to the likely prospect of a horrific civil war and the
brutal dictatorship that would
follow."
weeklystandard.com/Content/Public/Articles/000/000/004
/056mvrqy.asp
track this
site | 4 links
Democracy
Democracy
12/27/2004 07:59 PM
Updat
e from Holland. After the filmmaker Theo van Gogh's murder by
Mohammed Bouyeri, the Dutch creed of tolerance has come under siege.
Democracy in danger?
Democracy in danger?
12/06/2003 02:12 PM"'There comes a time when the operation of the machine becomes so odious,
makes you so sick at heart, that you can't take part; you can't even
passively take part, and you've got to put your bodies upon the
gears and upon the wheels, upon the levers, upon all the
apparatus, and you've
got to make it stop. And you've got to indicate to the people who run it, to the people who own it, that unless you're free, the
machine will be prevented from working at all!"
Mario Savio - Founder of the Free Speech Movement.
About that budding democracy
About that budding democracy
03/29/2005 02:22 PMConservatives want to know why the mainstream media hasn't been more
sanguine on Iraq. Here's one reason.
Democracy By Obscurity
Democracy By Obscurity
08/23/2004 02:21 PMIt turns out that, not only are the makers of electronic voting
machines practicing security by obscurity,
those who certify the machines are
just as secretive. Call it democracy by obscurity. The
certification companies, who are hired by the e-voting machine
companies (conflict of interest?) won't reveal what they do to test
the machines or the results of any such tests. So, while the e-voting
machine companies continue to insist that they're secure, they won't
show us how the systems work for others to prove that its secure, and
the only people who are certifying the machines are secure are being
paid by the vendors themselves and won't reveal their testing methods
or results. It's the "just trust us" form of counting votes.
Democracy is a conversation
Democracy is a conversation
03/19/2003 10:24 PM From William Du Bois, from a mailing list I'm on: Bush's Utopian Plan
for Peace and mine differ at the core. Hal Pepinsky, one of the
founders of peacemaking criminology, talks about the dynamics of
democracy and violence. He defines democracy as responsiveness —
we take each other into account. We may not change our agenda but we
take what the Other has to say into account. Violence is the opposite
of democracy. It is asserting your own will and refusing to take the
other into account......
Democracy Through Technology
Democracy Through Technology
10/31/2003 07:27 PMBeltwayOutsider
writes in with a link to an MIT Tech Review story about a guy who,
just as an exercise, created various potential
scen
arios to increase the information a voter is aware of before
voting in an election. We're not talking about electronic voting
here, but changing some of the fundamental methods of deciding who
votes and how they vote. None of these plans is a "recommendation",
but, rather are designed to get people thinking beyond what they may
have considered before. People seem to get angry about his ideas, but
I'm not sure why. It actually wouldn't surprise me if his first
scenario came true - though, it would be an indication of how
intellectually lazy some of us had become. It's based on a little
agent that would monitor what you do and say online and then look at
the various candidates and proposals and suggest who and what you
should vote for. Obviously, people would have huge problems with
machines determining who you should vote for, but it is intriguing to
wonder if this would lead to elections that more accurately reflect
what the public really wants. Other scenarios are designed to push
more information into the hands of voters - and perhaps reward them
for understanding the issues. One would give voters extra votes if
they first prove they understand an issue, while another would force
the person to prove that a certain issue actually impacted them by
proving they had visited the location that the vote was about. The
last idea isn't a bad one as well - and I'm sure that some websites
probably already
try to do this. It's "post vote tracking",
where you would be informed of the results of your vote, and whether
or not the politician you voted for kept his or her promises.
Definitely some interesting ideas to think about.
Postponing Democracy
Postponing Democracy
07/13/2004 03:39 AMWherein John Perry Barlow suggests that a major terrorist attack might
provide a pretext for the suspension of both the presidential
elections and our constitutional rights.
Applied democracy
Applied democracy
01/12/2004 02:56 AMAbout the Emergent Democracy Worldwide session at the Digital
Democracy Teach-In, the Head Lemur says,
This may be the
single most important seminar of this conference. Participation in
Emergent Democracy requires a computer and an internet connection.
This is the bottom line. Where you can go from there is limited only
by your desire and participation. While we have this group of folks in
the building, let's lower the bar bills and increase the participation
in emergent democracy.
Then he adds a
suggestion: A computer roadshow. Interesting idea.
Spat over democracy
Spat over democracy
09/16/2004 11:33 AMThe Kremlin tells Washington not to meddle in its response to the
Beslan crisis, while the White House warns Moscow to maintain a
"balance of power."
Downloading for Democracy
Downloading for Democracy
07/19/2004 04:56 AMPeer-to-peer networks aren't just for trading music and movies. A law
student, frustrated by government secrecy and possible conflicts of
interest, launches a website that uses P2P networks to distribute
telling government documents. By Kim Zetter.
Debian and Democracy
Debian and Democracy
10/28/2003 11:06 PMTwo unrelated words. From experience.
Democracy Redux
Democracy Redux
03/31/2005 02:34 PMWhat we may end up with as part of this push towards "democracy" in
the Middle East is civil war. Lebanon, Iraq, and Palestine are
all on the brink of it now. Are we better off with this?
Another kind of democracy.
Another kind of democracy.
02/01/2005 10:00 PMOn a day when the government is preaching the values of listening to
the people are they listening to the...
"Democracy in Iraq"
"Democracy in Iraq"
03/22/2005 06:47 PM"Extreme Democracy"
"Extreme Democracy"
08/12/2004 08:05 AMDemocracy in Iraq
Democracy in Iraq
03/22/2005 03:17 PMDemocracy in Iraq (is here)'s .. Iraqi blogger Husayn Uthman .. have a
read of Husayn .. Go read it
all
democracyiniraq.blogspot.com/2005/03/2-years.html
track this
site | 3 links
Diebold for Democracy
Diebold for Democracy
07/23/2004 06:13 PMCreased and curled voting receipts, or the lack of them, may be the
hanging
chads of this year's elections.
The Infrastructure of Democracy
The Infrastructure of Democracy
03/14/2005 05:53 PM
I am at this moment co-moderating the Democracy, Terrorism and the
Open Internet panel at the Club de Madrid International Summit on
Democracy, Terrorism and Security with Marko Ahtisaari. We worked all
day yesterday drafting a document we are calling "The Infrastructure
of Democracy". The draft is currently available on the Global Voices wiki.
Please give us some feedback.
Special thanks to Martin Varsavsky for giving us the opportunity
and to John Perry Barlow, John Gage, Dan Gillmor, Chris Goggans, Pekka
Himanen, David Isenberg, Rebecca MacKinnon, Andrew McLaughlin, Desiree
Miloshevic, Jeff Moss, Ejovi Nuwere, Kazuhisa Ogawa, Marc Rotenberg,
David Smith, Wendy Seltzer, Gohsuke Takama, Noriko Takiguchi, Paul
Vixie, David Weinberger and Ethan Zuckerman who came all the way to
Madrid to work on this. Thanks also to the other people in the room
who contributed.
UPDATE: Transcript
s of IRC discussion with Ethan Zuckerman's transcript of most of the
comments. Thanks Ethan!
The official summary of the session is on the
conference site.
UPDATE 2: Here is the full text of the recommendation draft:
The Infrastructure of Democracy
Strengthening the Open Internet for a Safer World
March 11, 2005
I. The Internet is a foundation of democratic society
in the 21st century, because the core values of the Internet and
democracy are so closely aligned.
1. The Internet is fundamentally about openness,
participation, and freedom of expression for all - increasing the
diversity and reach of information and ideas.
2. The Internet allows people to communicate and collaborate across
borders and belief systems.
3. The Internet unites families and cultures in diaspora; it connects
people, helping them to form civil societies.
4. The Internet can foster economic development by connecting people
to information and markets.
5. The Internet introduces new ideas and views to those who may be
isolated and prone to political violence.
6. The Internet is neither above nor below the law. The same legal
principles that apply in the physical world also apply to human
activities conducted over the Internet.
II. Decentralized systems - the power of many - can combat
decentralized foes.
1. Terrorist networks are highly decentralized and distributed.
A centralized effort by itself cannot effectively fight terrorism.
2. Terrorism is everyone's issue. The internet connects everyone. A
connected citizenry is the best defense against terrorist
propaganda.
3. As we saw in the aftermath of the March 11 bombing, response was
spontaneous and rapid because the citizens were able to use the
Internet to organize themselves.
4. As we are seeing in the distributed world of weblogs and other
kinds of citizen media, truth emerges best in open conversation among
people with divergent views.
III. The best response to abuses of openness is more
openness.
1. Open, transparent environments are more secure and more
stable than closed, opaque ones.
2. While Internet services can be interrupted, the Internet as a
global system is ultimately resilient to attacks, even sophisticated
and widely distributed ones.
3. The connectedness of the Internet – people talking with
people – counters the divisiveness terrorists are trying to
create.
4. The openness of the Internet may be exploited by terrorists, but
as with democratic governments, openness minimizes the likelihood of
terrorist acts and enables effective responses to terrorism.
IV. Well-meaning regulation of the Internet in established
democracies could threaten the development of emerging democracies.
1. Terrorism cannot destroy the internet, but over-zealous
legislation in response to terrorism could. Governments should
consider mandating changes to core Internet functionality only with
extraordinary caution.
2. Some government initiatives that look reasonable in fact violate
the basic principles that have made the Internet a success.
3. For example, several interests have called for an end to
anonymity. This would be highly unlikely to stop determined
terrorists, but it would have a chilling effect on political activity
and thereby reduce freedom and transparency. Limiting anonymity would
have a cascading series of unintended results that would hurt freedom
of expression, especially in countries seeking transition to
democratic rule.
V. In conclusion we urge those gathered here in Madrid
to:
1. Embrace the open Internet as a foundation of 21st Century
democracy, and a critical tool in the fight against terrorism.
2. Recognizing the Internet's value as a critical communications
infrastructure, invest to strengthen it against attacks and recover
quickly from damage.
3. Work to spread access more evenly, aggressively addressing the
Digital Divide, and to provide Internet access for all.
4. To protect free speech and association, endorse the availability
of anonymous communications for all.
5. Resist attempts at international governance of the Internet: It
can introduce processes that have unintended effects and violate the
bottom-up democratic nature of the Net.
Comment -
TrackBack
the "democracy" that is Europe
the "democracy" that is Europe
03/14/2005 05:51 PMSo despite the fact that the EU Parliament
has rejected software patents for Europe, and despite the
fact that there is
not a
qualified majority of member states supporting it, the EU Council
has now
endorsed
their draft of the "Directive on the Patentability of
Computer-Implemented Inventions."
This struggle continues to astonish me. There's no good economic
evidence that software patents do more good than harm. That's the
reason the US should reconsider its software patent policy.
But why Europe would voluntarily adopt a policy that will only burden
its software developers and only benefit US interests is beyond me.
They call it a "democracy" that they're building in Europe. I don't
see it. Instead, they have created a government of bureaucrats, more
easily captured by special interests than anything in the US.
Blast Off to Democracy!
Blast Off to Democracy!
07/11/2004 06:34 AMpartisan jab
musicforamerica.org/jab
track this
site | 3 links
Quantifying democracy
Quantifying democracy
03/14/2005 05:40 PMJoi wonders if the world has gotten more democratic since 9/11, a
topic discussed at the Atocha memorial forum. Tough question. I think
I'd say: More democracies, less democratic. More voting, less
liberty....
Democracy is against Islam.
Democracy is against Islam.
03/23/2005 05:26 PM
Democracy is
kufr. (A 26-page PDF.) "The democracy which the Kaafir West
promotes in the Muslim countries is a system of Kufr. It has no
connection whatsoever with Islam. It completely contradicts the rules
of Islam..."
Lots of interesting reading at
1924.org. (Look for the
"PDF Version" links, they're a dim light gray in my
browser.)
A Democracy of Tags
A Democracy of Tags
06/05/2005 11:27 PM Peeter Marvet made a 10 minute screencast in English that provides a
tour of Estonian e-government sites, explains where tagging to provide
feedback to elected officials could fit in and asks you to provide
feedback on the concept. Watch...
Grok Description matches for Digital Democracy
GrokA matches for Digital Democracy
Configuring Site Systems and Site to
Site Communications with Advanced
Security
Configuring Site Systems and Site to
Site Communications with Advanced
Security
08/16/2004 10:22 AMTrusted Site Cross Site Scripting
Elevation of Privilege in Musicmatch
Trusted Site Cross Site Scripting
Elevation of Privilege in Musicmatch
04/14/2005 10:14 PMPosted by Hyperdose Security, Apr 14 2005
Welcome to uComics Web Site featuring
Stone Soup -- The Best Comic Site In The
Universe!
Welcome to uComics Web Site featuring
Stone Soup -- The Best Comic Site In The
Universe!
11/04/2003 04:13 AMauf den Sonntagscomic der Stone Soup .. A lighter
take
ucomics.com/stonesoup/2003/11/02
track this
site | 4 links
HotFix Watch: The package modifications
that you make on an SMS 2.0 site server
do not take effect on other site servers
HotFix Watch: The package modifications
that you make on an SMS 2.0 site server
do not take effect on other site servers
07/06/2004 06:46 PMBitrix Site Manager new features enable
to trace and to analyze visitors’ site
path.
Bitrix Site Manager new features enable
to trace and to analyze visitors’ site
path.
06/25/2004 02:16 AMWonder what are your website visitors interested in? New version of
Bitrix Site Manager analyzes visitors’ site paths. [PRWEB Jun 25,
2004]
Welcome to uComics Web Site featuring
The Boondocks -- The Best Comic Site In
The Universe!
Welcome to uComics Web Site featuring
The Boondocks -- The Best Comic Site In
The Universe!
05/31/2004 07:10 AMmight .. It
ucomics.com/boondocks/2004/05/29
track this
site | 3 links
Welcome to uComics Web Site featuring
FoxTrot -- The Best Comic Site In The
Universe!
Welcome to uComics Web Site featuring
FoxTrot -- The Best Comic Site In The
Universe!
04/19/2005 09:47 AMa less useful tip for those of you using TurboTax software and hoping
to "up your firepower" as it were ..
FoxTrot
ucomics.com/foxtrot/2005/04/13
track this
site | 2 links
Are Splash Pages Site Killers or Site
Makers?
Are Splash Pages Site Killers or Site
Makers?
06/26/2002 01:02 PMClick here to enter.
Sullins Electronics Launches Newly
Redesigned Web Site - Site Now Features
the Latest Technology, Enhanced
Functionality and Additional Content
Sullins Electronics Launches Newly
Redesigned Web Site - Site Now Features
the Latest Technology, Enhanced
Functionality and Additional Content
03/23/2005 04:57 AMSullins Electronics, Corp., a world leader in the design and
manufacture of connectors and interconnect systems, announced today
the launch of a new Web site (www.SullinsElectronics.com) to better
represent the growth and profile of the Company. [PRWEB Mar 23, 2005]
RADIAN HEATSINKS DEBUTS WEB SITE
REDESIGN: the New RadianHeatsinks.com -
Delivering Enhanced Site Features,
Expanded Content and Improved Usability
RADIAN HEATSINKS DEBUTS WEB SITE
REDESIGN: the New RadianHeatsinks.com -
Delivering Enhanced Site Features,
Expanded Content and Improved Usability
09/03/2004 02:28 AMRadian Heatsinks, a division of Intricast Company, Inc., announces
the re-launch of its Web site, www.radianheatsinks.com. Driven to
better serve customers on- and off-line, Radian’s site redesign
showcases the first phase of site enhancements focused on providing a
more user-friendly experience – particularly for the electronics
design, engineering and thermal management audiences. The new Radian
site now features a streamlined navigation scheme, expanded content
offerings, e-commerce integration, enhanced interactivity and an
updated user interface. Additional developments will be released
throughout the remainder of the year. [PRWEB Sep 3, 2004]
Big Site SEO : Best way to optimize a
monster site
Big Site SEO : Best way to optimize a
monster site
08/17/2004 05:49 AMWhat do I do with a huge site that needs optimizing?
Site-To-Site Communication with Senders
Site-To-Site Communication with Senders
01/17/2004 10:57 PMSite News: Possible New Site?
Site News: Possible New Site?
01/15/2003 08:47 AMA Dating Site That Doesn't Need Its Own
Site
A Dating Site That Doesn't Need Its Own
Site
05/04/2004 06:25 PMPeople are starting to realize that Google is more of a platform than
just a search engine. With all the focus on social networks these
days, Google still doesn't search
in those networks. So, one
company is trying to use the power of Google and public websites to
build
their own open social networking dating site. Basically, they get
you to fill out a typical dating profile, which generates some
metadata that you include on your own website. Then, they've
apparently built out some sort of front-end that uses Google to search
sites that include that metadata. What's unclear is how they make
sure that Google will index the right sites that include the data.
The business model for the company is to show Google's contextual ads
along with the results. It's an interesting idea, but I wonder how
comfortable some people are with putting that sort of info on the
"publicly" available web. While it's really not all that different
than on a dating site, a dating site at least is somewhat hidden
behind a protective barrier, and lets the user hide some of their
info.
"Mon site :)"
"Mon site :)"
12/27/2004 04:56 AMSite Changes
Site Changes
06/17/2005 05:03 PMI've made several changes to this site to reduce the bandwidth
& CPU usage. These changes will be permanent until further
notice.
This site
This site
04/27/2004 11:48 AM
This site has a real cool
slide show of a bunch of graffitied Rudy Guiliani tv movie posters in
NYC subway stations (under 'Other'). Some other good stuff by this
artist to check out, too (Flash required).
"site"
"site"
06/11/2004 12:09 AMNew BBM site
New BBM site
03/14/2005 05:09 PMSo as part of our resurgence - we've put up a new web
site.
We've been proving our business model and signing up clients. The
best part are the cold calls.
One big site vs. many little ones
One big site vs. many little ones
05/05/2004 12:31 PM"Is it better to "broaden" the topics and go for additional sets of
pages within your authority? or should you build smaller niche sites?"
PHP-SITE
PHP-SITE
12/07/2003 01:34 AMPHPSITE now PHPHOME
So, You'd Like To Map Your Site
So, You'd Like To Map Your Site
06/17/2005 03:38 PMI've been on a big "there's nothing new under the sun" kick lately, so
let's take a look at Infoseek's sitelist.txt proposal from 1997, and
deepleap.xml, from DeepLeap back in 2000. Or hey, there's HTML's LINK,
which lets you describe relationships that can encompass a lot of a
site's content....
"This site"
"This site"
10/30/2003 11:28 AMNSI Launches New Web Site
NSI Launches New Web Site
06/09/2004 02:54 AMNSI has a new customer friendly and information packed Web site.
[PRWEB Jun 9, 2004]
Monetizing Your Site
Monetizing Your Site
06/18/2004 02:20 PMSource: Search Engine Guide - It takes real work, just like any other
business, and the rewards can be somewhat shaky if you are depending
on free traffic from the search engines to build your business. But
done correctly, there...
this streaming site
this streaming site
07/16/2004 03:42 AMspeech
stream.realimpact.net/?file=clients/aclu/conf2004/20040707_ac
lu_AmericaAtACrossroads_300.rm
track this
site | 6 links
Check tax changes at IRS Web site
Check tax changes at IRS Web site
01/11/2004 09:02 AMSeattle Times Jan 11 2004 4:16AM ET
PInvoke.net site goes up
PInvoke.net site goes up
04/24/2004 10:42 PMAdam Nathan, author of ".NET and COM: The Complete Interoperability
Guide", has created a website for P/Invoke declarations, as a way to
avoid developers writing their own, because "The rules are complex,
and if you make a mistake, you’ll probably corrupt memory".
Site Update
Site Update
06/19/2004 10:47 AMI've installed new software on this server and I plan to switch the
site over later this weekend. You can see the new site at
http://www.macmegasite.com/
newsite/.
This is the last story that will be posted at the old site.
Defining a Web Site
Defining a Web Site
01/08/2004 08:47 PMI have an action item from the
W3C TAG to expand my
s
trawman writeup on our
Site
Data issue. I’ve written about this problem before:
There’s No Such Thing
as a Web Site. I’m going to do it here because this is a better
writing environment and because I think the issue is of general
interest (if by “general interest” we mean to heavy Web geeks)...
Digital Democracy
