April 2008
Watchan interesting comparison between the trailer for the original batman and the upcoming batman: the dark knight.
aaron brown returns to tv →
when i lived in new york several years ago i used watch cnn’s newsnight with aaron brown almost every night. his opening commentary and “the whip” were must watch tv for anyone interested in intelligent, thoughtful news coverage. so it is great to see that he is returning to tv - i only wish i could get pbs’ wide angle in australia.
yay! mike judge to direct another workplace comedy →
mike judge, the genius behind office space, is set to write and direct another workplace comedy titled extract.
interview with neil patrick harris →
neil patrick harris talks about working with joss whedon and the internet: Speaking of crazy projects you’re involved in? What? “Dr. Horrible”? Oh! “Dr Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog.” It is the brainchild of Joss Whedon and his brothers. The whole clan of them. It has brothers! He called me. I was in New York, and he called me to ask if I wanted to work with him...
oyster sauce surprise
i was chatting to some vegetarian friends of mine last week (i know, i know … it is hard to believe i associate with vegetarians) and i was surprised to discover they wouldn’t eat oyster sauce because it was made from oysters. that fairly obvious fact had never ever occurred to me. am i alone in overlooking something so blatantly obvious?
Fair use on campus: publishers sue school over... →
The noise of Web 2.0 →
Password peril →
One for coffee lovers →
No 10 is all a Twitter →
Back in the top 100 →
"Borrowing" wifi →
Oregon puts copyright law to an unusual (and... →
It's Just Gone →
Time for a break →
Microsoft has the last laugh →
ACCC to probe eBay policies (Australian IT) →
Court rules Israeli employees have right to... →
NAB 2008: Kilar Hints at Hulu Mobile (Broadcasting... →
Legal dispute could increase cost of digital TV... →
New data reveal online video views are soaring... →
French TV broadcaster TF1 sues YouTube: report... →
Warning on Storage of Health Records (New York... →
Gawking at Numbers: Why Paying People by Page... →
Ex-classmate challenges claim to Facebook name... →
Wired brings style to Web journalists... →
MySpace, Facebook: Big not always better (CNN) →
Mobile web 'commonplace' within a year (Australian... →
Nokia music service tackles iTunes (Sydney Morning... →
Google Earth Upsets Iran (WebProNews) →
Larger Prey Are Targets of Phishing (New York... →
Fewer than 3,000 websites produce bulk of child... →
Cricket websites shut out of Indian Premier League... →
Study: LimeWire Still Top P2P Software; UTorrent... →
Wiki pinpoints Brazilian crime (BBC News) →
Twitter Vigilantes Step Up to Solve Spam Problem... →
Major-Label Money Could Taint Music Blogs (Wired) →
Is Captcha's Moment Passing? (Wired) →
An interview with NYT’s Brian Stelter (Lost Remote... →
How Long Is Gmail Going To Stay In 'Beta'?... →
BitTorrent use soars as MPAA fights on against P2P... →
MySpace Hack Reveals Profile Visitors (PC World) →
Soocial Makes Plaxo Look Lame (TechCrunch) →
Candidates on Colbert →
Turning the wireless off →
Unis forced to re-think IP policies (The... →
Stewart interviews Bush (sort of) →