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Tuesday, May 2, 2006
Mash on 
| | The next Mashup Camp is here at the Computer History Museum (as was the first one), on 12-13 July. Already 500 people have signed up. |
Source of sources
Can we show both in their silos?
Yeast confection
| | Good debate: Richard Bennett and anybody lobbying for Net Neutrality law. Which I'm not necessarily for, by the way. (The law, that is. The concept is fine.) Like Richard and Kevin Drum, I have a concern about unintended consequences. |
| | I think what we need is more competition for the carriers — both from each other (give the phone guys the right to carry video), and from new players in the Net infrastructure build-out game. |
Disintermediarying
| | Dave: Needless to say I won't be booking any more trips with Hotwire or Sheraton. |
| | I'm staying in Ramada Inn in the same area for $65/night, with free wi-fi. The price is for repeat customers. It's still cheap even without the discount. Some rooms smell a bit of Lysol (source of That Motel Smell), but on the whole they're not bad. And a helluva deal considering how much most hotels cost in the area. |
| | I've used HotWire a couple times in the past, and haven't been disappointed. But I don't like not knowing which hotel I'll be staying at until after the deal is done. (Is it still that way? Think so.) That's why I usually book through ITN (entering via United's site so I get miles), or Orbitz (which now lets you look for hotels with high speed Internet service). |
8. You'd rather sneeze
| | Vaspers: Seven reasons you should stop blogging. |
2link or not 2link
| | Bonus casts: Steve's My Own DRM (Part I, Part II, Part III), a flashback to a long conversation we had last summer. |
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