Yes, apparently it’s true: RIAA Sues the deceased, says the U.K.’s Enquirer:
… Read the restIF YOU believe the RIAA, Gertrude Walton has been apparently down loading more than 700 songs off peer-to-peer networks and deserves to have the book thrown at her.
MobileTracker reports that:
… Read the restMotorola has patented a novel approach at getting your attention–a mild electric shock. Unlike vibration alert systems that are standard today, the new Motorola shock technology is completely silent. A small pad that contains electrodes is fastened to the skin and is wirelessly triggered by the mobile phone.
May we agree to disagree: Gord Hotchkiss, in his MediaPost SearchInsider column, countered my argument that Internet search will eventually fragment, which I wrote about in my last SearchInsider column. … Read the rest
Jeff Jarvis at Buzzmachine wrote:
… Read the restHenceforth, when I correct a post or make a correction in a subsequent post, I will add a “correction” tag. I’d love to see that become standard operating procedure in blogs — and newspapers.
Elinor Mills at CNET reports on an online petition at PaperlessPetition.org, to request that the Yellow Pages Association shift to an opt-in system whereby paper directories would only be printed for people who ask for them. This environmentally friendly organization should also contact the thousands of nonprofit groups that produce these often useless, expensive directories.… Read the rest
