Posted AT 7:44 AM EDT on 20/07/07
It's not the blogs I hate, it's their fans
Sometimes, there's even less winning than usual.
Last week, The Wall Street Journal ran an article to commemorate what it loosely estimated to be the 10th anniversary of blogging. Far from the flak that blogs often catch from the media establishment, this piece was a veritable celebration.
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WebSeven
- Ivor Tossell Digital memories can be fleeting
- We live in an age of conspicuous documentation. As digital cameras have proliferated, picture-taking has become compulsive
Gamer
- Scott Colbourne A legendary game fumbles the ball
- The eponymous star of Madden NFL 09 looks like Obi Wan Kenobi as projected by a trash-can-shaped droid in Star Wars
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The program
- Wesley Fok Apps we love
- A great tool for student to help with their note-taking and storing references, stumble around with this favourite Firefox add-on and a Vista/XP utility that adds virtual desktop capabilities
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The List
- Ian Harvey Top ten ways to keep a low profile online
- While the Internet lets us establish an online identity, revealing too much may make you susceptible to cyber predators
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Politics
- Richard Siklos Let the Obamedia Frenzy begin
- Expect media, old and new, to trip over each other at the Democratic National Convention
Security
- Mary Kirwan The challenge of global cybercrime
- TJX scam shows international flavour of today's underground networks makes punishing all those responsible extremely difficult
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Special Report
- Tech for Small Business
- Small business owners are discovering cloud computing can prove invaluable in streamlining their day-to-day work functions
TQ Magazine
- Thankfully, RenderMan
is on your side - Most companies have no clue how exposed their wireless networks are. Thankfully, Brad Haines is on their side.
