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My bet is that Gord Hotchkiss is right and Rupert is wrong. I'm considering Mark Cuban's assertion that social pointers (ala twitter) will be more import discovery tools than search. I don't think Cuban's right, but I'm not sure, yet. - stephen harlow

Didn't think to do anythingother than this one shot, it's a busy restaurant. But if I'm over there again, Ill check out the pano possibilities. Could be quiet dramatic, thank you. - stephen harlow

Opera (less than 10Mb on Windows) must be installed to power the applications, but it no longer must be running to download or use them. The applications now have the ability to be standalone programs with their own installers, shortcuts, and file system access. They even run as their own processes — separate from the browser itself. In other words, Opera Widgets are now much more like regular applications that users are familiar with. - Pete Gilbert from Bookmarklet

Pete, which Opera Widgets are you using or plan to use? - stephen harlow

At the moment only the Opera Twitter widget, so that's not very useful! - Pete Gilbert

@purplecar - stephen harlow

So if you don't like the article, I loose. - stephen harlow

Whew! I was getting worried. - stephen harlow

Feeder really shines when creating podcasts, especially for iTunes. It’s a drag and drop affair, as you set up the main feed to include album artwork and static meta data, while just dragging in your media to create new entries. - stephen harlow

... with a major relaunch tonight, the company has tried to throw off the shackles of the old and rise again, armed with more cash in the bank, a talented editorial staff, and a new look. All of a sudden, the site looks relevant again. - stephen harlow

Distinctiveness Among the Throngs - stephen harlow

Is government need to be so bad? Do we have to be so out of the loop? - stephen harlow

Is government need to be so bad? Do we have to be so out of the loop? - stephen harlow

Connected you is good, connected me is great. - stephen harlow

WTF? - stephen harlow

WTF? - stephen harlow

Does anyone need to host their own website anymore? - stephen harlow

Does anyone need to host their own website anymore? - stephen harlow

This is a nice break! - stephen harlow

I can use this. - stephen harlow

I love the distortion - that's how I see the world, too. http://www.flickr.com/photos... - stephen harlow

Such BS! Employers who think they own their employees - didn't we abolish slavery? - stephen harlow

Life Mag was very important to me from late '40s into the '60s. I first saw Jackson Pollack and other artists on Life's pages. - stephen harlow

universal syndication is what we want, when we get it, I think we'll see that unique content for each specific community is what is most valuable. - stephen harlow

universal syndication is what we want, when we get it, I think we'll see that unique content for each specific community is what is most valuable. - stephen harlow

The requirment to add value to news stories you pass on could be correction, expansion or contextualization. - stephen harlow

What nation? - stephen harlow

be afraid, be very afraid. - stephen harlow

The latest Gillmor Gang has Bret Taylor from Friend Feed, now Facebook, talking about the early development his team is doing at FB, inc. Toronado. All very promising for my interest in FB. http://www.youtube.com/watch... It's not a zero-sum game, however. FB success is not directly at the expense of Twitter, which only needs to continue its planned development. There is no crisis there. - stephen harlow

This will allow multible conversations to llive on our pages. This nice, don't you think? - stephen harlow

Is this a story from the Onion? I'm incredulous!!! - stephen harlow

akiruna is an amazing photographer - always abstract, always beautiful. http://www.flickr.com/people... - stephen harlow

Bing's interface is better than yahoo's - stephen harlow

Add a notewith the N Judah in the background. - stephen harlow

Content of the highest quality can be seen as advertising other work by the same producers. Public expression wants an audience that wants more, that will remember the name (or brand), seek out further contact with makers, further information on the subject. - stephen harlow

Now we know that the government will protect media companies from having to update their business models. - stephen harlow