Archive
December 2, 2004’s Posts.
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Eye blog
Toronto’s alterna-weekly gets a blog.
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Why blogging as journalism is a pipe dream
Jason Kottke posts scoops about a Jeporady whiz Ken Jennings, and Sony threatens to sue him — but not the Washington Post, which did the same thing.
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Park-by-phone
Well, actually it’s pay-by-phone-to-park, but still…
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Editorial judgement by click
A newspaper is tracking every click on a story and using that to help determine the content of the next day’s paper.
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ITunes Canada has finally arrived.
After a lot of stumbles, Apple has launched a Canadian edition of it’s iTunes service. With 700,000 songs available for only 99¢ it maintains the less-than-a-buck/pound-a-song model here in Canada. The result means it’s cheaper to buy the same songs off of the Canadian iTunes than it is in U.S. or the U.K.
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Why Google News is still “beta”
The WSJ’s Online Journal caught Google News link, as its top story, to a satirical article claiming Canada had arrested U.S. President Georg
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Joe Gillespie retires
Joe Gillespie is retiring from his pioneering work as a Web designer and publisher of Web Page Design for Designers.
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