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Monthly Archives: January 2006
Google wasn’t the only one subpoenaed
Tuesday, January 31, 2006
AOL, MSN & Yahoo were all subpoenaed for search information as well. Unlike Google, they turned over some of their data (potentially setting a important preciendent). Some in the online community are now asking these companies to show us what they showed them. link
Skiing in Gålå, Norway
Wednesday, January 25, 2006
Skiing in Gålå, Norway, originally uploaded by Shad Reynolds.
Law students stand up to Alberto Gonzales
Wednesday, January 25, 2006
A couple of photos of law students making a symbolic stand against the Bush administration’s illegal and unauthorized surveillance on US citizens. link
More on Google suit
Wednesday, January 25, 2006
John Battelle weighs in on the government’s attempts to gain access to Google’s query data. The government is not requesting some subset of data or even data about specific people. They are requesting ALL data from June & July of last year. This includes any and all searches (including yours). So, search for anything about [...]
Justice Department Seeks Searches from Google
Friday, January 20, 2006
Google is resisting an attempt by the Justice Department to gain access to “all queries entered on the company’s Web search system between June 1 and July 31 of last year.” If this doesn’t disturb you, it should. Remember, Google knows who you are and every search you’ve ever performed. Fortunately, Google is fighting the [...]
Dumbing of CS Degrees
Thursday, January 19, 2006
Computer Science degrees do not mean what they used to apparently. A very interesting article about how US universities have quit teaching some of the more complex concepts in their computer science departments. Instead, they now focus on building the types of students the industry is supposedly trying to hire (accounting & IT management software [...]
The changing music industry
Friday, January 13, 2006
A great editorial about the Aspen Live music conference. A really interesting read on how the music industry is shifting and how Google is starting to play a role in that shift. This is apparently someone that knows the music industry pretty well and is extrememly excited about the future. link
Google Earth for the Mac
Friday, January 13, 2006
Finally, after nearly a year, Google earth is out for the mac. I’m taking a look now… details to follow. link
New iLife
Wednesday, January 11, 2006
While Apple’s release of new Intel-based laptops is grabbing all the press, there’s actually a nugget hidden in there that’s even more important in my opinion. The new GarageBand is designed for Podcasting. Podcasting is basically the ability to put a reoccuring radio show online. Since iTunes supports podcasting, anyone can register to hear your [...]