"... 'nothing that would derail her campaign as I had hoped. All I saw was personal stuff, some clerical stuff from when she was governor…. And pictures of her family.'" Glenn Reynolds calls attention to someth…
Explaining the Palin email hacking. I'm slightly interested in the lingo and folkways of these internet people -- previously discussed here . It's important to understand that there are people like this.
Just one of over 200,000 books that business prof Philip M. Parker has written using a computer algorithm that collects information from the internet. He makes money producing these obscure things by selling them on Amazon, whic…
Here. (And it's in a very cute waiting mode now.) ADDED: I'm still getting the clock after 4:44, so now this cute gimmick is just annoying me... AND: I would never have posted and linked to this if I hadn't been led …
Does celibacy require a social club? Does a celibacy club deserve a lengthy NYT Magazine article? Don't be silly! It's a celibacy club at Harvard . That's what makes it newsworthy in NYTworld. "Harvard" is …
Click here to enlarge for easy readability. Nice poster, no? Let's look at the website. The idea is to write and vote on the social contract. Smart and artistic. Let's see how it plays out. Lots of comic stuff now — &qu…
... in violation of Facebook's Terms of Use? UPDATE: I got him to take it down. Parody is one thing, but appropriating someone's name and using it in a way that can cause confusion -- as this person continues to encourage…
WaPo reports that Justice Alito said this when asked "'where's the line' on what can be posted on the Internet": "I would be reluctant to support restrictions on what people could say." Was the qu…
An incredibly banal line in an argument leads to a really padded NYT story . If the judge had caved to this argument against releasing the letters written in support of Scooter Libby -- by Donald Rumsfeld, John Bolton, Paul Wolfo…
At first, it looked as thought the internet was going to help the business, but it hasn't worked out that way . Too many amateurs are giving pornography away for nothing. And unlike consumers looking for music and other media…
According to PC World , which has a top 50. You may disagree with some of these -- Tetris is 10 -- but they give reasons. (Tetris was "one of" -- one of! -- "the first games that required actual use of your brain,…