Tag Archives: Linux Journal

Requiem for a great magazine

Posted on December 1, 2017 by Doc Searls

Linux Journal is folding. Carlie Fairchild, who has run the magazine almost since it started in 1994, posted Linux Journal Ceases Publication today on the website. So far all of the comments have been positive, which they should be. Throughout … Continue reading →

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Chaining links

Posted on September 19, 2009 by Doc Searls

First, links to a pair of pieces I wrote — one new, one old, both for Linux Journal. The former is Linux and Plethorization, a short piece I put up today, and which contains a little usage experiment that will … Continue reading →

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Data pointage

Posted on July 14, 2009 by Doc Searls

How Teenagers Consume Media: the report that shook the City carries approximately no news for anybody who watches the changing tastes and habits of teenagers. What makes it special is that it was authored by a fifteen-year old intern at … Continue reading →

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An economy you can drink to

Posted on March 12, 2009 by Doc Searls

Kathy Moran has a great line — “Blogging about productivity began to feel like drinking about alcoholism” — that somehow comes to mind as I point to The Free Beer Economy, which I just put up at Linux Journal, in … Continue reading →

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Tired of sucky AT&T Wireless coverage at home?

Posted on February 2, 2009 by Doc Searls

Me too. Which brings up the subject of this post here.

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