HITB e-Zine Issue #33 Released

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HITB security conference goes to Bahrain

HITB security conference goes to Bahrain 04/05/2005 10:16 PM

HITB security conference gets MCMC
support

HITB security conference gets MCMC
support 09/13/2004 10:28 PM

PHP Tunisie: Second Issue Released

PHP Tunisie: Second Issue Released 08/03/2004 07:26 AM
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First Issue of php|Architect Released!

First Issue of php|Architect Released! 12/04/2002 10:10 AM

php|architect: February Issue Released!

php|architect: February Issue Released! 02/12/2004 10:10 AM
php|architect has posted their February issue this morning, and is availible for download from their site.

PHP Magazine: Issue 05.2004 Released

PHP Magazine: Issue 05.2004 Released 08/20/2004 08:31 AM
This month's edition of PHP Magazine has been released!

php|architect: May 2004 Issue Released

php|architect: May 2004 Issue Released 05/18/2004 12:00 PM
In a note from php|architect:

s1ngularity e-zine

s1ngularity e-zine 03/16/2003 11:06 AM
Gabe sez, "s1ngularity ezine: the literary equivalent of a heroin spike in the eye. Launched at 3:15PM EST on 03.15.03. Fiction from Kage Baker and Michael Jasper. Column from Jeffrey Ford. Interview between Jeff VanderMeer and Jeffrey Thomas. Criticism." Link Discuss (Thanks, Gabe!)

php|architect: January 2004 Issue
Released!

php|architect: January 2004 Issue
Released! 01/22/2004 02:11 AM
For everyone out there that hasn't managed to hear about it yet, php|architect has released their latest issue - January 2004.

PHP Magazine: January 2004 Issue PDF
Released!

PHP Magazine: January 2004 Issue PDF
Released! 01/22/2004 02:11 AM
Also in the realm of PHP publications this morning, PHP Magazine is proud to announce their latest issue - January 2004.

php|architect: September 2004 Issue
Released!

php|architect: September 2004 Issue
Released! 09/21/2004 08:14 AM
The September 2004 issue of php|architect has been announced.

php|architect: December 2004 Issue
Released!

php|architect: December 2004 Issue
Released! 12/19/2004 03:19 PM
Just a quick note to remind all of those out there looking for the latest from php|architect - their December 2004 issue has been released.

PHP Magazine: March Issue Released for
Download

PHP Magazine: March Issue Released for
Download 04/19/2004 08:22 AM
In a quick announcement from the fine folks over at PHP Magazine - their March Edition is currently availible for download.

php|architect: March 2005 Issue Released

php|architect: March 2005 Issue Released 03/22/2005 04:50 PM
The folks over at php|architect have released their latest issue - March 2005.

Community News: New php|architect Issue
Released

Community News: New php|architect Issue
Released 02/03/2003 09:14 AM

php|architect: June 2004 Issue Released

php|architect: June 2004 Issue Released 06/17/2004 08:40 AM
php|architect has announced their latest issue - June 2004.

php|architect: July 2004 Issue Released

php|architect: July 2004 Issue Released 07/22/2004 07:57 AM
In this month's edition of php|architect, there are tons of interesting articles (well, to me at least), including:

• Webmapping with MapServer
• Build Your Own Debugging Library
• Charted Data Mining with PHP and JpGraph
• Socket Interprocess Communication
• and more...

Photojunkie Zine : The Best of 2003
Photobl0gs

Photojunkie Zine : The Best of 2003
Photobl0gs 12/30/2003 11:10 PM

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Film piracy zine from 1975

Film piracy zine from 1975 07/29/2004 01:11 PM
Mike Sizemore has uploaded a scanned in issue of "Private Screenings," an old mimeographed film collectors' mag from 1975. The issue is the special on film piracy -- that is, unauthorized duplication of actual FILMS. It's a fascinating look into the world of plus-ca-change-plus-c'est-la-meme-chose. Link (Thanks, Mike!)

LiNE Zine: Learning in the New Economy
e-Magazine

LiNE Zine: Learning in the New Economy
e-Magazine 07/01/2004 05:26 AM
LiNE Zine: Learning in the New Economy e-Magazine
http://www.linezine.com/

Times feel uncertain. Will the economy pick up, worklife improve, a new and unexpected crisis arise over the horizon, what next? Organizational readiness tops our lists of must-dos. Readiness to confront any situation. Readiness to effectively act-and-react wisely and decisively. As we gain our footing and learn to navigate the unpredictable roads ahead, the current issue of Learning in the New Economy e-Magazine (LiNE Zine) features leaders, innovators, and some everyday people who teach us about organizational readiness, and shine important light on the values of courage, truth, and wisdom. Please join us. This will be added to Education and Distance Learning Resources 2004-05 Internet MiniGuide.

Controvery brews over Suicide
Girls-branded print zine

Controvery brews over Suicide
Girls-branded print zine 04/12/2004 08:45 PM
Fleshbot points to some hoo-ha around the yet-to-be-launched print magazine bearing the Suicide Girls brand:

Will the new Suicide Girls Magazine be over before it even begins? We've just received a copy of a legal notice signed by nine writers whose work was supposed to appear in the debut issue denying the magazine the right to print any articles submitted by them; according to our tipster, "The writers, who are all without contract, lost interest in the magazine when it became clear that it would be little more than a hipsterized Maxim with nipples." (Hmm, "a hipsterized Maxim with nipples" ... doesn't sound so bad to us, actually.) We'll keep you posted.

I've seen a copy of the letter. I'm told by writers and photographers involved that none were being paid; all were said to be contributing gratis to get a cool, underfunded project off the ground. Link to previous BB post on SG's print plans. Suicide Girls online? Alive and well, and apparently not as directly involved with the magazine as many had assumed.

UPDATE: Suicide Girls founder Sean tells BoingBoing: "SG Pin-up (that's the official name of the mag, advertisers don't like the name Suicide in the title - shocking, no?) is a licensee of SuicideGirls. A company in New York is creating the magazine, which Missy and I get to approve. It is my understanding the Publisher and the editor had some disagreements about the direction of the mag and the editor is pissed off with a capital P and is throwing some kind of fit. I'm sure the publisher will work it out and get us an issue to approve, everything I've seen so far has been really good, but I'm not involved in the production of the magazine so I don't know if the stuff I've seen will be in the final first issue or not. In any case, news of our magazines demise has been reported prematurely, I hope. I think they're just going through the kinds of things you go through when creating a new magazine. Although honestly, I have no idea, as I've never worked in publishing and my only contact has been with the publisher and the art director, both of whom I think are doing a great job with everything they've shown me. I sent them the link and I'm sure they'll respond to you as well, but feel free to print my comments."

2nd Issue of The Deli Released March 25;
Todd P, Best NYC Indie Rock Party
Impresario, and 1970s NYC New Wave Scene
Featured; Launch Party at Sin-é with
Over 200 People

2nd Issue of The Deli Released March 25;
Todd P, Best NYC Indie Rock Party
Impresario, and 1970s NYC New Wave Scene
Featured; Launch Party at Sin-é with
Over 200 People 03/30/2005 03:29 AM
The second issue of The Deli hit New York City streets on Friday, March 25, following its successful launch at the end of 2004, with expanded review and feature sections, and a new bi-monthly publication schedule. The second issue launch party, with more than 200 people attending, was held on March 25 at Sin-é (150 Attorney Street) with performances by Hopewell, Mudville, Nicole Atkins in 3D, The Epochs and Hello Nurse. [PRWEB Mar 30, 2005]

ALA Issue 177

ALA Issue 177 04/16/2004 10:26 AM
The Problem, the Balloon, and the Four Bedroom House (Joe Di Stefano): Taming unruly projects. Let Them Eat Cake (Aaron Gustafson): Accessibility and usability sitting in a tree.

"or any other legitimate issue."

"or any other legitimate issue." 11/18/2003 03:20 PM

"APOSTASY - Issue #1"

"APOSTASY - Issue #1" 04/18/2005 11:42 PM

PHP Weekly: Issue #90

PHP Weekly: Issue #90 06/17/2002 09:58 AM
PHP Weekly: Issue #90, by Avi Lewin

This issue will hit you where you live

This issue will hit you where you live 05/20/2004 11:17 PM
This Issue Will Hit You Where You Live .. something special .. Reason to Fear .. some detail .. LAtimes

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New issue of NeoFiles

New issue of NeoFiles 05/20/2004 10:14 AM
The latest issue of RU Sirius's NeoFiles is online. This time, RU mindmelds with net.culture theoretician Clay Shirky, Brainwaves blogger Zack Lynch, and Will Block, the CEO of Life Enhancements Products. Block's company sponsors the NeoFiles, a fact RU honorably discloses at the top of the interview with his boss:

"If this is an infomercial site, it’s a pretty fucking outrageous (and informative) one. I’ve sat for many hours with my friend Will Block and one thing is certain: his knowledge, enthusiasm, and integrity (not to mention expansiveness) around these topics are impeccable. My readers also, by-and-large, are not idiots, and they can make up their own minds about whether to buy products or simply steal the precursors from Auntie Grizelda’s garden."

Link

A wedge issue?

A wedge issue? 08/02/2004 03:38 PM

Next Issue Appears 06-Jun-05

Next Issue Appears 06-Jun-05 06/05/2005 11:45 PM
Adam C. Engst (~80 words)

Next Issue Appears 06-Jun-05 -- We're taking next week off in honor of the Memorial Day holiday here in the U.S., Jeff Carlson's birthday, and the possibility that I'll be spending the following week as a citizen doing jury duty. So you all have my permission to take the time you'd normally spend reading TidBITS and do something you consider equally as enjoyable. See you in June! [ACE]

New issue of JOHO

New issue of JOHO 03/19/2003 10:24 PM
I've published a new issue of JOHO, my free newsletter: The Web Matters: Familiarity breeds ennui. A little wonder wouldn't hurt. World of Ends: Reaction and discussion about an article Doc and I wrote together. The Right to Anonymity: Is there such a thing? Opinion Tags: A proposal to let you link to a site without it counting as a recommendation. Notes from SXSW: Some highlights from a conference. Cool Tool : NewzCrawler. It's newz to me. Politics: Wailing and gnashing of teeth. I am so depressed. You First seconds: A couple of responses to the "You First" proposal. Anals...

ALA 186: triple issue

ALA 186: triple issue 08/10/2004 10:42 AM
A better image rotator. Enhance usability by highlighting search terms. Better invoices for better business. Authors: Dan Benjamin, Brian Suda, Matt Riggott, and Kevin Potts.

Issue-Tracker Plus

Issue-Tracker Plus 05/21/2004 07:06 PM
Welcome!

ALA 194 double issue

ALA 194 double issue 02/01/2005 09:09 PM
PPK meets JDE. Separating behavior from structure and presentation via JavaScript "hooks." Using custom DTDs to make those hook-laden web pages validate.

New issue of Neural

New issue of Neural 05/11/2004 10:37 AM
The new issue of Italian tech/art/culture magazine Neura is out. It looks to be another dense collection of articles about edgy hacktivisim, electronic music, and digital art, including pieces on musician Ryoji Ikeda and anti-corporate activist Brian Holmes. Neural.it intervie wed Mark way back in 1994! Neural.it Neural 21

CSS Caching Issue

CSS Caching Issue 12/12/2003 08:55 PM

In my earlier blog entry on caching problems, the issue of CSS being overly aggressive about fetching background-images was mentioned. I have fixed the issue now so that background images will only be fetched when first used. Sites like SprintPCS load much more quickly with this fix.

PHP Weekly: Issue #89

PHP Weekly: Issue #89 06/10/2002 04:21 AM
PHP Weekly: Issue #89, by Avi Lewin

Mostly an issue of trust

Mostly an issue of trust 05/17/2004 04:16 AM
Johnny Carson's first national TV gig was as host (from 1957 to 1962) of a game show called "Who Do You Trust?" It was patterned after the earlier Groucho Marx show called "You Bet Your Life." I was reminded of this show during a lively e-mail discussion with a number of readers of my Identity Management newsletter about various identity federation schemes that required your identity data to be stored with third parties.

Mac OS X hit with another serious
security issue

Mac OS X hit with another serious
security issue 05/17/2004 01:28 PM
When it rains, it pours. Yet another "highly critical" hole has been found in Apple Computer Inc.'s Mac OS X operating system, which will allow remote system access by getting someone to visit a malicious Web site.
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