Here’s some great food for thought from Clay Shirkey about what’s going on as the need for newspapers goes away (emphasis mine): “With the old economics destroyed, organizational forms perfected for industrial production have to be replaced with structures optimized for digital data. It makes increasingly less sense even to talk about a publishing industry, [...]
This was weird to me because I’ve never seen all 3 lights blinking when traffic light isn’t working. It’s usually either a blinking red or amber.
I’m a total Jack White fanboy so I’ll be looking forward to this one. I hesitate a little because he’s not playing guitar on it, but it won’t really matter in the end.
Bishop Allen‘s ‘The Broken String’ was one of my favorite albums of ’07 so I was excited to read that their newest album is coming out next week. I especially like that they’re embracing the idea of making a digital copy of available right away with your pre-order. That’s one of my favorite internet things. [...]
This Saturday, March 7th, my buddy Ethan Seltzer is presenting the inaugural Pedal Power event to promote cycling as part of a self-sustaining lifestyle and to illustrate the amount of electricity a two-person team can create by bike. There will be a solar power demonstration, an explanation of some non-traditional recycling offerings, and local food [...]