Monthly Archives: October 2006

Mobile Wireless, cont.

Spoke yesterday with an unidentified wireless developer. It is a bleak picture out there in some ways, developing for wireless platforms is a major pain. It seems to me that the equipment manufacturers need to have the courage or initiative … Continue reading

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Going to Hungary

I’m off to Europe to speak at the All Hungary Internet conference — whose topic is “Users Seizing Power” or something like that. I notice from the program that some friends will be there, like Andrew McLaughlin. Should be fun!

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Mobile Wireless

Another project I am working on is, roughtly, network neutrality in the wireless world. Question is, are there carrier practices in the wireless world that would be unacceptable in the wired world?

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Great Review

A review of our book (“Who Controls the Internet“), by writer Kirerren McCarthy, that was both generous and thoughtful. While critical in parts, it got what the book was trying to get at … “I finished it this morning. And … Continue reading

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One Hundred Films – Film Annex

In my spare time, I am helping out a venture to distribute films independently. The target is Film Festival films that have trouble finding a distributor. There are a ton of great films that for one reason or another are … Continue reading

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Launching Project Posner

On Friday, launched Project Posner — in the course of an introduction of the real Richard Posner at Columbia law school. Project Posner has all of Posner’s 2100+ opinions, fully and easily searchable. As I said Cory Doctorow at Boing … Continue reading

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