Loic Le Meur Blog
Traditional media send messages, blogs start discussions
<First ISP in Europe launched on TypePad

<Looking for a Perl software Engineer

<The death of a blogger

<A case study of a good use of blogs in Corporate Communications and how we all care about Yogurt

<Start a business - 7: Entrepreneurs do make mistakes, learn from them and react. PR and blogs and how your Company should deal with them

<New Technorati design

<MT3 plugin contest

<"U-Blog, Six Apart, and Their Angry Bloggers": first answer.

<Thanks Oliver

<The founder of Oh My News says "blogging is quite different"

<"Indians Go Home, but Don't Leave U.S. Behind", is globalization good for India ?

<Welcome, Typepad Germany

<See you later Barcelona and the Forum Barcelona 2004

<Interesting survey of blog readers by Blogads

<What Iraqi bloggers are saying

The Adventures of Accordion Guy in the 21st Century :: Joey deVilla's Weblog
<Good grief, part deux

<Good grief...

<Secret Asian Man on Asian Guys in Movies

<Pahhhking the Cahhh in Hahhhvahhd Yahhd This Weekend

<From the backlog: Kickass Karaoke 5th Anniversary Photos

<This Land is Your Land [Updated]

<From the backlog: Movies from the White Cowbell Oklahoma concert at the El Mocambo

<From the backlog: Movies from the Om Festival

<"Accordian" Hotel

<Joel Washburn's Mad Yo-Yo Skillz

<The Further Adventures of the Swing Formerly Known as Secret

<Odd and Somewhat Disturbing Photo of the Day

<Stuff from really cool Blogware blogs, part 1: Suw Charman breaks the news about Shatner covering Pulp!

<The Saga of the Secret Swing Continues!

<A Day in the Life

<Today's Oddball News Items

<Scott Murff IS Dick Starbuck!

<Christine on the Secret Swing

<Scenes from a Wedding

<I've been busy...

<Are You Awaiting Email From Me?

<Elektronik Supersonik

<The Ultimate Culmination Of Working Stiffdom

<Test entry

<Obsequious Appeasement

<Submit to the will of Murfftron 3000

<Fear us, for we are legion!

<Horace X Show Tonight!

<Yeah, I heard the Air Force was looking for an accordionist...

<It's '80s Dance Time!

Happy Software Prole
news and views, via or by Justin Mason
<E-Voting shenanigans in Riverside

<Linkblogging

<Patents in an open source world

<Post-Apocalyptic Fiction

<Doonesbury Bookmarklet

<Counterfeit Cops

<MS Using Apache Software

<Kentucky sez 'Opt-Out Still Doesn't Work'

<BEST SONG EVER -- identified!

<If taint.org was spam

Clay Shirky's Essays
Clay Shirky's Essays
<Nomic World: By the players, for the players

<Situated Software

<VoIP - Plan A vs Plan B

<Is Social Software Bad for the Dean Camapign?

<The RIAA Succeeds Where the Cypherpunks Failed

<The Semantic Web, Syllogisms, and Worldview

<File-sharing Goes Social

<Fame vs Fortune: Micropayments and Free Content

<A Group Is Its Own Worst Enemy

<The FCC, Weblogs, and Inequality

<Grid Computing: The Next Push

<Permanet, Nearlynet, and Wireless Data

<Social Software and the Politics of Groups

Ted Shelton
Early adopter, entrepreneur, leader interested in software, the Internet, mobile telephony and computing, and VoIP. Founder or senior management with CallTrex, Borland (BORL), The Dr. Spock Company, Neta4, WhoWhere?, CMP Media, and IT Solutions.
<Mobile Apps at the Edge

<More BlogOn Wrap-Ups

<Lets Reinvent Conferences

<Business of Blogging

<More BlogOn Transcripts

<First Interesting Presentation at BlogOn

<BlogOn Transcripts...

<Initial impressions of BlogOn

<BlogOn 2004

<Microsoft Mole?

<Strange advice from T-Mobile

<pulver.Communicator Beta Test

<Powell Does San Francisco

James Seng's Blog
Hi, my name is James Seng and I am the Assistant Director of Enabler Technologies at the Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore. My team is responsible for tracking Next Generation Internet, Information Exchange and Open Sources technologies. Personally, I specializes in Internet, Security and Internationalization technologies. I also have an obsession with management theories, financial planning and also how technologies is changing the world.
<AT&T Callvantage

<Google in the 60s

<Back from ICANN...

<ICANN again

<ICANN IDN Workshop

<DVD on the Internet

<You know it is hype...

<Asia Pacific ENUM Engineering Team

<Pre-ICANN meeting

<Going up to ICANN...

<Punch cards and Circult Switches

<Fahrenheit 911 factchecks

<Drupal 4 Blogger v0.10

<Some news from this little Island

<End of an Era for PostOne

d2r
diego's weblog
<conditional HTTP GETs and compressed streams in Java

<homer on small-scale media

<clevercactus pro beta is back!

<feedster v2

<when task manager makes you smile...

<and now it's StAX's turn

<a JList "feature"

<comment spam, cont'd

<why we dropped java web start

<wargames

<comment spam

<burnout? no, just busy

<music for the ages

<apology accepted

<share v.1.40b released

Mark O'Neill's Radio Weblog
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crimson1 News
Welcome to my Manila site!
<I want to run IIS and Frontier on the same machine

<What do you see? (A game.)

<Scripting News dinner in NY on Thursday?

<Email on the BBC question

<Anthony Baker on the iPod/Windows XP

<Down to the metal XML-RPC app on Windows 2000

<Indian dinner, Thursday night, 7PM, Harvard Square

<My father's new television

<Macintosh software developers, circa 1989

<Help, I can't play music!

<Really weird hubcaps...

<Daniel Abrams wonders about SOAP interop

<Comment on audio weblog post

<Control of RSS

<Travelocity isn't finished haunting me

Ahtisaari
<Invitation: Lessig in Helsinki Monday 24.5. at 5.30pm

<The Eternal Flame

<The Endorsement as Gift

<Three Mistakes in the Moral Mathematics of Blogging – A Reply to Clay

<Is the Blogging World Fair?

<Markus Rissanen's Art of Scientific Fun

<Aula book on "Exposure"

<Slow Art

<Notes on Slow Art

<Slow Art - 10 Autobiography

<Slow Art - 9 The Messenger

<Delicious unlimited

<Snow in Helsinki

<Slow Art - 8 The Long Now

<Slow Art - 7 Sankai Juku

Philip Greenspun Weblog
an interesting idea every three months; a posting every day
<Quebec, Labrador, Newfoundland, PEI trip highlights

<How does a stupid white man navigate around northern Japan?

<Whales, Technology, and Obesity

<Why are we angry with the Philippines?

<Napoleon, W's model for a liberating conqueror

<Quebec is more French than France

<Flaky Internet Access at Hotels -> Tech Winter Will Continue

<Maybe teenage pregnancy is a good thing

<High IQ managers collecting 8 percent of the value of a merger

<By contrast... the Queen of England seems to be English

<Bush versus Reagan (Iraqi versus American)

<Maybe he would have liked Harvard better...

<The Bell Curve revisited

<Do high schools make sense in an age of jets and Internet?

<Origin of the terms "BCE/CE" for dates?

<End of the road for American automakers

<Boating versus Flying?

<We're ready to vote for John Kerry now...

<Good GSM mobile phone?

<Bill Clinton's autobiography

<The source of Harvard's wealth

<Urban planning lessons from southern Maine

<"Don't do crack; it's a ghetto drug"

<How can Google grow?

<Do home-schooled kids have better manners?

<High percentage of children living in poverty is good or bad?

<Technology for community-building in America

<Sign up to lingo.com and call some Europeans?

<DVD to watch on 60th anniversary of Normandy invasion

<Leave your crack at home if riding the T

Joi Ito's Web
Joi Ito's conversation with the living web.
<My first torrent

<Just-in-time-production?

<BitTorrent public tracker needed

<BitTorrent of Hearings on the INDUCE Act

<Xeni's SNS article on MSNBC

<The new blogocracy

<Quicksilver Atom Plugin

<Douglas Krone of Dynamism

<Freely downloadable Free Culture going into third printing

<CNN/Technorati Daily blog roundup

<Video of Lessig Free Culture speech in Helsinki

<WikiSwitch

<Loic learns from mistakes...

<Bloggers versus journalists

<Bloggers at the DNC

antoin@eire.com
<Reading weblogs more efficiently

<Quotes about Postcodes:

<The best and worst about weblogs

<Irish Police Corruption

<Commercial Court

<Internet Detective Work

<More benefits of placecodes

<4G in the Irish Times

<A journey by Luas

<Building Multimedia Systems

<Luas ticket prices

<House for Rent

<Fine Gael supports Software Patents

<More efficient junctions

<Bank of Ireland boss in porno shock

gltblog
The GLT community weblog.
<We are not the GLTs anymore. All of us are N*, some of us will be YGLs

<The America I Know

<Video clip of my rant on the Future of Business in Europe panel at the World Economic Forum

<Testing our new boats

<The World Economic Forum Weblog

<Why is Iraq a Failure?

<The GLT advisory board news

<Worries about democracy

<The GLT Weblog is now public

<"The Reconstruction of the West"

<Proposal for the WEF: Americas’ Chapter of the Global Leaders of Tomorrow (GLT)

<Terror in Madrid

<Klaus Schwab Breakfast - NYC - March 26th

<Business Ethics

<Barcelona 2004 Forum update

Wired News
Technology, and the way we do business, is changing the world we know. Wired News is a technology - and business-oriented news service feeding an intelligent, discerning audience. What role does technology play in the day-to-day living of your life? Wired News tells you. How has evolving technology changed the face of the international business world? Wired News puts you in the picture.
<Clone Steak Safe, Unless It Isn't

<Floridians Demand E-Vote Inquiry

<Liberals Want Their Own Network

<Manchurian Hits Close to the Bone

<FCC: Why No a La Carte Cable?

<Greens Greasing Political Wheels

<The Lost Boys

<Research Sheds Light on Mad Cow

<Apple Claims Music Hijacking

CNET News.com
Tech news and business reports by CNET News.com. Focused on information technology, core topics include computers, hardware, software, networking, and Internet media.
<Microsoft sees opportunity to grow profits

<Google a favorite among hackers too

<Lining up the defense

<Intel chip glitch hobbles server advance

<Intel grapples with missteps

Slashdot:
News for nerds, stuff that matters
<Annual Big Brother Award Winners Announced

<Artificial Prion Created

<Batman Begins Trailer Online

<Cell Phones Becoming Profitless

<Microsoft Wants More Credit for Inventions

<DNA Pioneer Francis Crick Passes Away

<DoubleClick Hit by DDoS Attack

<Terabyte Storage Solutions?

<Google: The Missing Manual

<Microsoft Outsourcing High-Level Work

Scripting News
It's even worse than it appears.
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use Perl:
All the Perl that's Practical to Extract and Report
<These Weeks on perl5-porters (12-25 July 2004)

<New AxKit Book From O'Reilly

<Volunteers needed for OSCON TPF booth

<Ponie Snapshot 3 Released

<The Perl Review Goes to Print

<Perl 5.8.5 Released

<YAPC::NA::2005 Call For Venues

<This Week on perl5-porters (5-11 July 2004)

<Perl 5.8.5 RC2 is out

<This Week on perl5-porters (28 June / 4 July 2004)

search.cpan.org
The CPAN search site
<File-Remove-0.21

<String-MFN-1.11

<XML-Atom-0.09

<XML-Feed-0.02

<Authen-TypeKey-0.02

<Sub-Declaration-0.11

<Object-Variables-0.9

<Lexical-Util-0.8

<Email-Send-1.42

<Class-Meta-0.36

<String-MFN-1.0

<Net-iTMS-0.03a

jobs.perl.org
The Perl Jobs site
<Expert Perl programmer to continue e-card software web development

<mod_perl/DBI programmer for financial institution

<Object Oriented Perl Developer

<Mod_Perl developer for Leading Agency

<Mid - Senior Perl Developer

<Systems Administrator for Web Company

<Web + MySQL + LDAP + Linux

<Software Developer

<Experienced OO Mason/Perl Linux

<Software Engineer

<OO Perl Programmer

<Web/crawler/search programmer for software corporation

Perl.com Perl.com
O'Reilly Network's source for Perl developer news and information.
<Building Applications with POE

<This Week on Perl 6, Week Ending 2004-07-18

<Accessible Software

<Autopilots in Perl

<This Week on Perl 6, Week Ending 2004-07-04

<This Week on Perl 6, Week Ending 2004-06-27

<Application Design with POE

<This Week on Perl 6, Fortnight Ending 2004-06-21

<Profiling Perl

<Perl's Special Variables

<The Evolution of Perl Email Handling

<This Week on Perl 6, Fortnight Ending 2004-06-06

<Web Testing with HTTP::Recorder

<Return of Quiz of the Week

<This Week on Perl 6, Week Ending 2004-05-23

Yet Another Society
The Perl Foundation News
<YAPC::NA::2005 Call For Venues

<Call for Venue "YAPC::Europe::2005 Conference"

UR Perl Columns by Randal L. Schwartz
UnixReview/SysAdmin Perl Columns by Randal L. Schwartz
<Lightweight Persistent Data (Jul 04)

<Constructing Objects (May 04)

<Monitoring Net Traffic with OpenBSD's Packet Filter (Mar 04)

<Sharing Open Source code through the CPAN (Jan 04)

<Speeding up your Perl programs (Nov 03)

WT Perl Columns by Randal L. Schwartz
WebTechniques Perl Columns by Randal L. Schwartz
<Retiring at 70 (Feb 02)

<Generating clickable graphs (Jan 02)

<Keeping robots from stuffing your forms (Dec 01)

<Customer Surveys and Writing XML (Nov 01)

<Rendering a calendar to HTML (Oct 01)

LM Perl Columns by Randal L. Schwartz
Linux Magazine Perl Columns by Randal L. Schwartz
<Template Toolkit for Proxy Server Management (Sep 04)

<Introduction to Template Toolkit - Part 3 (Aug 04)

<Introduction to Template Toolkit - Part 2 (Jul 04)

<Introduction to Template Toolkit - Part 1 (Jun 04)

<Using Perl/Tk for Simple Graphing (May 04)