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Requiem for a great magazine
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
Posted in adtech, advertising, Business, Customertech, Journalism, publishing
Tagged Linux, Linux Journal, publishing
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Beyond the iPad
I was just interviewed for a BBC television feature that will run around the same time the iPad is launched. I’ll be a talking head, basically. For what it’s worth, here’s what I provided as background for where I’d be … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Fun, Future, Gear, Ideas, infrastructure, Journalism, Live Web, News, Technology, VRM
Tagged "Dave Winer", Andrew Oldyzko, Android, Apple, BBC, four party system, fourth party, iPad, Jeff Jarvis, Linux, Phil Windley, Steve Jobs, Symbian
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Chaining links
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
Posted in Blogging, infrastructure, problems
Tagged flickr, Glassie, links, Linux, Linux Journal, novollow, O'Reilly, Open Sources 2.0, plethorization, Searles, Searls, Vernacular, wordpress
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Opening the paying field
When we went looking for an apartment here a couple years ago, we had two primary considerations in addition to the usual ones: walking distance from a Red Line subway stop, and fiber-based Internet access. The latter is easy to … Continue reading