links for 2007-01-15
Monday, 15 January 2007, 12:25
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“A huge Whitehall ’super-database’ of people’s personal details could be created in what the government says is a bid to improve public services.” Wasn’t this in an episode of “Yes, Minister”?
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“Time starts a China blog and then leaves out the good stuff that makes a blog a blog. It reads like none of its writers have read any other China blogs before starting this one.”
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Rich Skrenta says local newspaper web site have “reviews, often going back years, for every restaurant of note in the newspaper’s market. … Yet if you go to Google and type in any restaurant name, you’re not likely to ever come across a newspaper restau
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Guardian tech reporter Bobbie Johnson has an important reality check about the practicalities of multimedia reporting, which he tried at Macworld.
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“I also agree with Mindy that some students are just as trapped in old mental models of journalism careers as any tweed-jacketed professor. They may be a bigger problem than the administrators or faculty.”
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Aaargh: “Wikileaks uses its own coded software combined with, for the techies out there, modified versions of Freenet and PGP.”
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