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Turning Left Against Traffic: A Blog
Perspectives on curious, unnecessary challenges in technology, commerce and society.
Like the universal driving experience of turning left against traffic, we are often
faced with weird difficulties which arise when we are forced against the flow.
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Latest Entry from 17-August:
“At the Blog Indiana 2008 conference,
speaker Andrew Paradies led a
session on Legal Issues in Blogging. We covered
disclaimers, copyright, fair use, defamation
and attribution. We discussed libel, slander, and free speech. We ran over the time
and wandered outside to swap stories about the screeching 21st century
collision of information and the law. In summary: everything is insane.”
Complete Archive
2008
- August
- Information Control
- The Unexpected Patron
- July
- Messengers of Productivity
- The Clueless and the Cowards
- June
- There Are No Minor Mistakes
- April
- The Public Radio Paradox
- March
- How Robustness Failed Us
- The People of the Fruit
- Authority Without Responsibility
- February
- Begrudingly Adding RSS
- Responsibility Without Authority
- Blog, Relaunched
- January
- Moore's Law: Still Ruining Everything
- Email Newsletters are Hard
- Where's Lou When You Need Him?
2007
- December
- The Acid Test
- 5% of Email is Not Spam
- Crush the Blackberries
- November
- MySpace is Not Important
- Amazon vs. Itself
- Bozos and Googlers
- October
- The Information Police
- Nokia Buys Navtech
- September
- I Secretly Love Pagii
- Joel is Back
- The End of Batteries
- August
- The Key to a Tragedy
- Too Good of an Answer
- LAX Crippled by a $10 part
- Free The New York Times
- Bandwidth Blues
- July
- It's Raining Hardware
- An All-Natural Problem
- Something Old, Something New
- June
- It Should be Software Engineering
- iPhone Open Season
- 10 Ways CNET is Still Clueless
- Fighting Vandals with Vandalism
