Monthly Archives: November 2006

23,901 — The Blogosphere’s Magic Number.

23,901 — it might be the yardstick for the blogosphere … as of the time of this writing.

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Wait — Does This Mean Alexa’s NOT Wrong? (Or Jason Calacanis Has No Friends?)

Well, the experiment is flawed, so its hard to tell from this experiment if Alexa’s “wrong”.

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The Overwhelming Craving For Free Is Fueling YouTube’s Competition

YouTube’s competitors are growing fast and furiously — making YouTube seem a little passe.

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Marsha, Marsha, MARSHA!

Some stuff about Me and what I’ve done.

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Geek Meets Are Stu-tastic! (Or is it Stu-tacular? Or Mitch-erful?)

Geek meets are cool. Have to remember to write down some names next time!

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BitTorrent Goes Legal — Illegal Torrent Users Say “Huzzah!”

Pirates are going to have a field day with legal torrents

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But Is The Blogosophere Self-Regulating? Don’t Delude Yourself

The BBC reports that there is a push to create an online code of ethics for bloggers. Why? So that there is an attempt to create a sense of accountability and redress for individuals with complaints. Its not really all the worthwhile to discuss whether or not this is a feasible thing — [...]

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