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[Austin 3.0] A Perfect Storm: 50 years and still brewing? - Part I: In 2001, the Austin-San Marcos region lost nearly one of every five of its 85,000 high-tech jobs. But the region lost $1 of every $3 of its $2.2 billion in quarterly high-tech wages, according to the most recent data from the Texas Workforce Commission.
[Facebook Trending » Facebook Overload] A More Mature Facebook: There were small developers that have been pushed to the limits on resources and the reality is beginning to set in that they are locked into the Facebook platform. While the next shiny object (the iPhone) is gaining their attention, it is unfortunately out of reach for many.
[Caught in the Web] Blame the Internets: It is undoubtedly the case that the traditional print news industry has been most-affected by the Internet and the explosion of bloggers that are now doing their jobs for much cheaper (sometimes for free) and faster than they ever can, thought sometimes not as well. The response from the newspaper industry was to engage in a war of cultural values, which, as some of them are now finding out, was hyper-defensive and ineffective.
[techcult] TechCult’s Top 100 Web Celebrities: Zeldman was an early proponent of a standards-based, cross browser approach to web design and through the Web Standards Project (which he co-founded), helped to pressure Microsoft and Netscape into supporting standards in their browsers. His lectures and books have helped to increase awareness of standards and to train a generation of web designers, contributing to an improved web browsing experience for everyone.
[rejectsociety.com] Trees are Capitalists, Good ones.: Look, look proof for intelligent design!”, please stop reading and go away. You have some important science reading to catch up on before you spend any more time reading my eccentric socio-economic theory.
[badcyclopedia] Massive Economic Disaster Seems Possible ”” Will Survivalists Get ...: he adds. “They were initially preoccupied with Big Government and its accompanying narrative fantasy of fascist oppression, which is why they adopted a fascist tone themselves.
[Your Business] Business businessweek online on yahoo news: Putting his money where his mouth is, Lessig’s books The Future of Ideas, Free Culture and Code: Version 2.0 have been made available as free downloads under a Creative Commons license. In 2008, a Facebook group and web site began a “draft Lessig for congress” push, a suggestion that Lessig has resisted, arguing that a rush campaign with himself as a candidate would hurt the Change Congress movement he supports.
[Facebook Blog, Applications and Developers Directory] A More Mature Facebook: Even for Facebook it sounds like they aren’t sure what the future holds. From the tone of Mark Zuckerberg after the keynote, the payment system appears anything but certain.
[thebankaccounts.com weblog] Social Capital: Though Bourdieu might agree with Coleman that social capital in the abstract is a neutral resource, his work tends to show how it can be used practically to produce or reproduce inequality, demonstrating for instance how people gain access to powerful positions through the direct and indirect employment of social connections. Robert Putnam has used the concept in a much more positive light: though he was at first careful to argue that social capital was a neutral term, stating “whether or not [the] shared are praiseworthy is, of course, entirely another matter”,[5] his work on American society tends to frame social capital as a producer of "civic engagement" and also a broad societal measure of communal health.[6] He also transforms social capital from a resource possessed by individuals to an attribute of collectives, focusing on norms and trust as producers of social capital to the exclusion of networks.
[Walash's Weblog] The Complete Salacious Story, McCain resists calls to remove ...: Bonus: Add John McCain’s slimy “Catholic advisor” Deal Hudson as your friend on Facebook! Or, just send him a message! http://web.archive.org/web/20040820050213/http://www.nationalcatholicreporter.org/update/bn081904.htm ...
[Top21cprof's Weblog] Hobby and interest can reap gold: The website is free to use and allows users to join one or more networks, such as a school, place of employment, or geographic region in order to easily connect with other people in the same network. The name of the website refers to the paper facebooks that depict members of a campus community that some American colleges and preparatory schools give to incoming students, faculty, and staff as a way to get to know other people on campus.
[Regularblackguy's Weblog] Regular Black Guy Post July 21, 2008: In its complaint, Facebook accused StudiVZ of copying entire portions of the site’s design, including features such as Facebook’s distinctive “wall”, which allows users to leave messages on each other’s profile pages. Facebook reportedly claims that any differences between the two sites are “nominal,” and accuses StudiVZ of merely “replacing Facebook’s blue colour scheme with a red one.”
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