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 Tuesday, May 25, 2004
started 5/25/2004; 1:51:51 PM - last post 5/25/2004; 1:51:51 PM
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Doc Searls - Tuesday, May 25, 2004 
5/25/2004; 5:51:51 PM (reads: 8605, responses: 0)
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| | I've got an insight and a question over at IT Garage. If you work in the IT business, especially on the customer (as opposed to the vendor) side, you may be in a good position to answer the question (by providing examples, which is what I'm looking for). |
Today, email is extra broken
| | Fortunately, Cox's business service, which I also have, works. But it does that by not blocking Port 25 (as does the "consumer" service), and letting me use my own server without any tricks (like SSH tunneling around the SMTP failure on the home service, which I can do but my wife can't). |
Salvation vs. Salivation
Chanson du jour
Panning for gold in the bitstream
| | In a stunning move, controversial documentary filmmaker Michael Moore announced today that his latest film, "Fahrenheit 9/11", will be released by BitTorrent, the popular peer-to-peer file-sharing network. |
| | [Later...] Once again, we need to point out that Denounce is a satire site. Hence the name. Here's the disclaimer, from top right on the index page: |
| | Recognized around the world as the best source for completely fictional news and information. |
| | When you're not looking for a reliable, accurate site for industry news, there's only one place to go: Denounce. |
| | Founded in 1980. Eight years before The Onion. Deal with it. |
Decaptivation
| | De-captivating markets is my latest thinking out loud about the subject brought up in the post below. It begins, |
| | I just realized what's been missing from Clayton Christensen's rap about "disruptive technologies": most of his attention is on the customer side of the marketplace. It's great stuff, but it misses the potentially critical role played by IT in keeping innovators out of dilemmas. |
Why they don't call it "redisruption"
Lucky number
| | It's been thirteen years since the best wedding and reception I've ever been to. Which I'd say even if it wasn't our own. |
| | A couple years ago, when we broke out some pictures of the Wedding, the kid said, "Look: it's Mama and a much younger version of Papa!" Nice to say I did that aging all by myself. |
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