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Sinking to the Lowest Level in Journalism

Monday, May 9th, 2005

Among the occasional emails that drop into my inbox are ones from Tony Mobily who edits the Free Software Magazine. However, the one that I got today was not the usual one in the business of journalism - rather it was a pointer to an editorial (or a pill as ...

My Article on Track2rss

Wednesday, March 16th, 2005

O'Reilly's XML.com just published my article describing the track2rss project.

How to Get Rid of Your Political Opponents: Send the Interpol After Them

Tuesday, December 7th, 2004

Two newsites (RIA and Lenta.ru) reported today that Russia has asked Interpol to declare Yulia Timoshenko, a very popular member of the Ukraine's opposition, a fugitive. It is well known that Russia opposses the Ukraine opposition since it is pro-Western. But to resort to such dirty tricks in public by ...

Nothing Lasts Forever

Tuesday, October 5th, 2004

An interesting NewsForge article makes a very good point about web standards and browser wars: In my 2002 book, The Online Rules of Successful Companies, I said it was stupid to design Web sites that would work correctly only with the most popular Web browser. Yes, I told readers, over 90% ...

Interview with Larry Rosen

Tuesday, September 7th, 2004

Newforge is carrying an interesting interview with Larry Rosen, general counsel for OSI. Among some of the more interesting tidbits: And the second point: I don't have any basis for making the statement that the patent itself is valid or invalid. First, no one has seen the patent, because it is ...

Response to a WSJ article on C/R

Tuesday, November 18th, 2003

This is written in response to a recent column by Walter Mossberg that was printed in the Wall Street Journal. In this column, Walter calls challenge/response technology "the only truly effective method for fighting spam". The following response from myself was sent to Walter. It is hardly possible to call C/R ...

Got interviewed for a CNET article

Tuesday, September 16th, 2003

A recent CNET article (http://news.com.com/2100-1032_3-5077530.html) slightly misquoted me but that has been fixed.