Articles Archive for January 2005
Living »
My old copy of Stewart Brand’s legendary and more relevant than ever book, “How Buildings Learn: What happens After They’re Built“, is missing. It’s out of print for the original hardcover and for a classic such as this a new paperback won’t cut it.
I remember borrowing it to somebody perhaps a year go? (And yeah, i need an enterprise book management system!)
Design »
An evening with Marissa Mayer
Transcript of Marissa Mayer’s speech at BayCHI. Had the please of watching a somewhat similar speech last year at GEL – amazing that Marissa now is the product manager for all Google’s services.
Uncategorized »
In all the controversy about the fake CBS documents, whether bloggers had any impact in getting Dan Rather fired, etc. one issue is over looked – the original inquiry in to George Bush’s military service – the Daily Kos summarizes Associated Press findings
Design »
A10 – a new architecture magazine with a european focus. Looks interesting – i’ve subscribed.
Digital Humanism »
We live in interesting times
“We live in interesting times” is a very easy statement these days. The “Either you are with us, or you are with the terrorists” rhetorics from the President of the SuperPower of the world creates a culture where the Worlds Richest Man can say the equivalent of “Either you’re for Digital Rights Management or you’re a Communist”.
But topping it today is the The Danish Confederation of Trade Unions pulling 10,000 dollars in support of the Danish Music Critics Prize where they had nominated a civil rights …
