November 2002

Ephraim Schwartz notices that mobile technology isn’t exactly giving us more free time. Glenn Fleishmann follows up with with this […]

Xeni Jardin cracks me up. First she wonders, What if Spiderman had been a Bollywood epic? The result: Dancing Spidey.

DARPA’s Information Awareness Office has a really creepy logo: a pyramid surmounted by a floating eye, which is shining a

Librarians in Washington: Kicking butt and taking names.

Hartford, Conn., Nov. 25– A militia of handgun-toting representatives of religious groups trying to get major gun manufacturers to build

Justin Hall investigates the convergence of weblogs and mobile/wireless technologies, and concludes that future moblogs will replace today’s weblogs as

Stanislaw Lem is alive and well and still writing in Poland, and Steven Soderbergh is making a movie based on

Xian on Userland’s John Robb: I was picturing him commenting on NASA’s new space planes, by posting something like: “Those

Joseph Duemer is a philosopher, a poet, and a damn thoughtful weblogger. (via Matrullo)

Via bookslut: The Major Fall, the Minor Lift is a weblog of culture, literature, music commentary. I think. Looks interesting.