Dave Winer is experimenting with having many Discussion Forum threads per article, even 1 per node (Paragraph Addressable). He's using DisQus. His example is interesting because it's based on seeking feedback to a list of short statements/claims, which reminds me of the 2009-claims section of my Educating Kids page.

NPR assembled 6 Public Policy ideas that Economist-s love but Politicians (BigGov) hate. (more)

Economy where most people are not making things, but providing Personal Service. (more)

see Quality Without A Name

BottleNose has gone into public-beta. (more)

Marissa Mayer has left Google to become the new Yahoo CEO. If she pulls off a Turn Around then she'll deserve anything she gets... (more)

Unmanned Aerial Vehicle - Remote Controlled plane (more)

an Open Social Networking Model project (more)

Subsidy for Big Agriculture (more)

Shel Israel and Robert Scoble are collaborating on a new book possibly titled The Age of Context: How it Will Change Your Life and Work. (more)

Mozilla is putting ThunderBird into stability/security mode - meaning no future feature development. (more)

Stanford University *engineering professors Andrew Ng and Daphne Koller, who also ran free online versions of their Stanford courses last fall, have started Cours Era, a company that says it wants to make "the best education in the world freely available to any person who seeks it." (more)

Developer of Net NewsWire, GlassBoard, and others. (more)

popular RssAggregator for MacOs X (more)

One dimension with which to drive Personalization. (more)

Number One Son has an old MyTouch Android phone. It has adult supervision functions turned on. (more)

Uber is doing a Route Around Taxi regulations, with some success. (more)

writer/publisher

Want to scan a 50pg document and do OCR on it (under MacOs X), but not a big enough need that I want to pay for it. (more)

Being at DailyLit now, maybe it's time for a fancy Mobile. (more)