Monthly Archives: December 2007

links for 2007-12-29

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links for 2007-12-29

David Carrington » UK SMS to Jaiku gateway Want to send SMS’s to Jaiku from the UK – but don’t want to be charged international SMS rates? David has brilliantly set up a gateway, which is a UK number which … Continue reading

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Music industry claims personal use ripping isn’t legal

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Music industry claims personal use ripping isn’t legal

Download Uproar: Record Industry Goes After Personal Use – washingtonpost.com: “In legal documents in its federal case against Jeffrey Howell, a Scottsdale, Ariz., man who kept a collection of about 2,000 music recordings on his personal computer, the industry maintains … Continue reading

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Why I back Lane Hartwell

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Why I back Lane Hartwell

Because the other side includes people who make comments like this: “mons 12.26.07 / 5am: eat shit and die lanie. you’re a stupid ass bitch”

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Should you be worried about the FlickrFan license?

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Should you be worried about the FlickrFan license?

One of the bad habits I have is checking licenses for any crazy stuff, and I found something interesting in the license for Dave Winer’s new product, FlickrFan. “You acknowledge that SNI or third parties own all right, title and … Continue reading

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The hype machine swings behind FlickrFan

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The hype machine swings behind FlickrFan

I know that analysts are sometimes in the hyperbole business, but this, from Michael Gartenberg, really is ridiculous: “That’s why Dave Winer’s FlickrFan is so important. While there are plenty of solutions that let you view photos from your PC … Continue reading

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