Blockbuster/Circuit City: OK, I don't get it either

Glad to see someone else doesn't get it, either. Ailing Blockbuster has made a hostile bid for equally unhealthy Circuit City. Two terrible tastes that taste terrible together.

Mr. T Brought Boy Out of Coma

Kid responds only to Mr. T's name while in coma, and Mr. T comes by when he's in town. Bingo! Kid wakes up. "This was my supernatural moment," he says.

"If the news is that important, it will find me."

Matthew Ingram points out how push-delivery of media and social/viral news has affected the way youth in particular get their information on current events. The way that most people are dealing with the glut of information out there is, unsurprisingly, by trusting their friends.

Pirillo wants to create the Ubuntu of Content Management

Chris Pirillo, "Call for Help" guy and all around poster-boy for geekiness, is actually onto something much bigger and much cooler than you'd guess by his relatively unhip track record.

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MetaCarta: Mapping the news

A massive, commercial news-Google Maps mashup, indexing a truckload of sources. It's got a pretty slick interface, too.

On avoiding pretentiousness

Lately I've spent a lot of time thinking about whether I'm hitting that point where the dude who walks the road less traveled becomes the pretentious snob. I like to think of this as the Hermann Hesse Boundary.

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Phil Hughes of the Linux Journal discusses his experience in installing & configuring Drupal.

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