iLife considered huge
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DRM Groundhog Day
Posted Tuesday May 16, 2006, 6:09 am, Over one day oldI was going to write a post called 'Tyranny of the Storytellers' when I realised I had said it before in my first week of blogging Too often the best storyteller for a particular audience can win out over someone who is constrained to telling the truth. The argument has already moved on.
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Live TV is dead, and we're noticing the smell
Posted Tuesday May 16, 2006, 6:09 am, Over one day oldThis was hard work, but interesting - making a personal TV Transmitter for anyone with a Mac, so they could use the internet for lots of people to watch them at once. It was always better to have a locally stored copy of the video than to try to get it over the net in real time.
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Where to hear me speak
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Hierarchies and Caliban's Mirror
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Merry Christmas to all
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Response to the UK Parliament's DRM Inquiry
Posted Tuesday May 16, 2006, 6:09 am, Over one day oldEach computers' immanent ability to become any kind of machine and the copying of data that happens as part of this, leads the DRM advocates naturally to the point where they want to outlaw computers, or to take them over by stealth, using virus-like techniques.
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Susan Cheever can't tell a metaphor from a dining table
Posted Tuesday May 16, 2006, 6:09 am, Over one day oldThat's how it feels when something of yours suddenly appears in cyberspace, whether it's a chair or a book excerpt, a table or a newspaper column. That's how it feels when something of yours suddenly appears in cyberspace, whether it's a chair or a book excerpt, a table or a newspaper column.
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