The end of the world as we know it.
Note: I started writing this post last Fall. Then, all this house construction happened, we got rained out of our […]
Unfinished or quasi-finished prose that hasn’t been published elsewhere
Note: I started writing this post last Fall. Then, all this house construction happened, we got rained out of our […]
Not much. She is the author/screenwriter of Bewitched and Sleepless in Seattle, after all, not an Internet expert. But for
If you’re trying to find me today, you’ll have to wait. I’ve been called for jury duty and I’m spending
Five hot science and technology stories this week. 1. User-created content. Brush aside the Web 2.0 an “attention economy” hype
Here’s a great, world-changing idea: Give people camcorders. Let them make movies of human rights violations. Show the videos to
The Kansas City Barbecue joint right across from the San Diego Manchester Hyatt, on Harbor Blvd., is a regular dive.
I’ve been moblogging ETech like mad for the past two days, but you might not know it unless you stop
You’ve Got PayMail AOL has announced plans to charge for sending some e-mail, in hopes of curtailing spam. But skeptics
I’ll be covering/moblogging O’Reilly’s Emerging Technology conference in San Diego next week, for Wired News. If you’ll be at the
From our seats at the very top of the balcony the dancers, in their brightly-colored pants and tank tops, looked