Princeton has for a while been hacking into Yale's computers. Here is the case from
Princeton's point of view and
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tirsdag, juli 30, 2002
Most people think that they are productive under pressure but new research from Harvard Business School says otherwise - Why time is not on your Side
The saga continues: the music industry would still rather fight than give its online customers what they want
mandag, juli 29, 2002
Do you want to try som random weblog surfing - use this link
fredag, juli 26, 2002
I think the Cafeshop concept is pretty cool. It lets you make your own online store where you can sell things like tshirts and coffee mugs with your company's logo on it - and it only takes a few minutes to setup
torsdag, juli 25, 2002
Business History: How business strategy tamed the ?Invisible Hand?
The Female CEOs are also taking over the business. "Women buy 81% of all products and services, buy 75% of all over-the-counter medications, make 81% of retail purchases, and buy 82% of groceries. Women account for 80% of household spending. Eighty percent of the checks written in the United States are signed by women"
onsdag, juli 24, 2002
Do you want to see a feature film on your mobile?
Is Wi-Fi flat rate dead?. "If you believe that a flat rate for all the data you can eat will exist in the cellular world, as it does over CDPD, think again. To the carriers, data transfer is the same as voice airtime because it consumes network capacity."
Listen.com looks very good. It is the first service from the record industry that seems to have a chance against filesharing. More than 15,000 artists are available. The one thing missing is the opportunity to burn your own cd's with popular music (you can do that with classic music) - so its still just some kind of radio.
mandag, juli 22, 2002
The Bandwidth Capital of the World. Korea rules the broadband-world
Being an internet user is not getting easier - identity rules
torsdag, juli 18, 2002
Lifestyles of the Mac and Famous. I've allways wanted a mac because it looks so good. But I'm still a bit in doubt because I think (like many others) that it will give a lot of problems with programs that are not mainstream.
onsdag, juli 17, 2002
Cabbie, You Advertising to Me?. Location based cab ads
A very interesting piece from the futurist Jaron Lanier on how he contributed to the film Minority Report. A Minority within the Minority. (Found via Commonme)
tirsdag, juli 16, 2002
The Guardian has picked up on weblogs. Many nice links to other weblogs. But most importently they try to integrate other weblogs into their own newscontent.
Homer says hack your DVD player. Hollywood is now after Homer Simpson for telling people on the shows website how to hack af DVD player. A spokesperson says that ".... has been written in very much the same irreverent and humorous tone of The Simpsons itself". When will Hollywood wake up and see that the joke is on them?
As you migth have noticed I have upgraded to Blogger Pro. Why you say? Well for no specific reason. It has some nice features like picture publishing. But I guess the main reason is that I enjoy the Blogger service and if the 35 $ it costs will help Blogger stay a float its worth paying. After all not all things should stay free on the web - especially not when it is as good as Blogger.
mandag, juli 15, 2002
Finally a new record from the one and only - Bruce Springsteen. It will hit stores on the 29th of july and will be called "The Rising". On the official website you can listen to two of the tracks.
Whole lot of happy hacker campers. "H2K2 boasts a huge wireless network which attendees are welcome to jump into. Plenty of connected computers are available for hacking with no worries about pesky legal prosecution." . Have a look at the program for the conference and you'll find things like The New FBI and How It Can Hurt You and Introduction to Computer Viruses.
What's the next big thing? A conference for thiefs where they have 1,000 locks you can break without fear for the police!
fredag, juli 12, 2002
Blog.meetup.com! - do you want to meet other bloggers? Hmm... i'm not sure what to talk about. Do you talk about how fantastic blogging are and how it made you a better man? Do you have anything in common with these people besides the fact that they also think selfexposure is a good thing? The more I think about it, it sounds foolish. BTW did I mention that i'm comming?
torsdag, juli 11, 2002
Papert misses ?big ideas? of the good old days in AI. Professor Seymour Papert, visionary computer scientist and innovative developer of educational theory and technology, misses the good old days of ?Big Ideas? about the nature of knowledge and human learning.
onsdag, juli 10, 2002
And he's so rigth. "We never say, 'This group should innovate, and the rest should just do their jobs,' " says Jonathan Rosenberg, vice president of product management. "Everyone spends a fraction of their day on R&D." How Google Searches Itself
Janis Ian Articles. Face it - most people can't afford to spend $15.99 to experiment. That's why listening booths (which labels fought against, too) are such a success
weird... ZENTROPA
tirsdag, juli 09, 2002
Quote: "Consumers are looking for the ability to bundle the products they want in a fashion unique to each individual, and the Web will provide this capability ....". This is from af new Harvard book that has just been published. Is it only me or does this sounds like something you heard 2-3 years ago. Come on Harvard we know you can do better.
mandag, juli 08, 2002
The Economist has discovered weblogging (Shhh we are not alone anymore - 500,000 are doing this...)
lørdag, juli 06, 2002
The IMF's new chief economist says what he thinks of Joseph Stiglitz. Stiglitz who has worked for IMF has critized the way IMF acts. In
an open letter to Joseph Stiglitz IMF strikes back and says some eyeopening things about the former nobel prize winner. - The background to this story can be found here
torsdag, juli 04, 2002
Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz began explaining why markets fail long before Enron and WorldCom rose, exploded and crashed. But not many people wanted to listen during the boom-boom '90s. The new gilded age and its discontents
hmmm...P2P ISP. A Wireless End Run Around ISPs
tirsdag, juli 02, 2002
More on why internet auctions is not a succes. Prices and The Winner's Curse (PDF document) by Jeremy Bulow and Paul Klemperer. WARNING: the article contains equations...
mandag, juli 01, 2002
Internet auctions were going to revolutionise the way the market works. But as this analysis shows there are some basic economic explanations to why it didn't happen