Monthly Archives: March 2005

Brand X arguments

I almost completely missed that the Brand X arguments occurred yesterday. In my usual blog trolling, here’s the best I found (OK, they’re more from news sites than blogs): In Broadband Case, Justices Seem Attuned to Internet Services’ Arguments (law.com) FCC Ruling Limits Competition, ISP Tells Justices (washingtonpost.com – a first rate analysis) I’m in

iBook back

I finally got my iBook back today. I think this is the 5th time it conked out on me. This time, the fine DHL driver left my machine outside when we were under a tornado warning (2 out of 6 where they didn’t require a signature). Needless to say, I’m getting sick of having problems

A rundown of the Grokster argument

I’ve been looking for a good overview of the Grokster arguments all day…no luck with the news media. Best yet has been a blog posted by Timothy Armstrong.

Small Tables

How much does table size matter in your choice of coffee shop. I like to study and hang around, so big tables are fine with me… yet I understand how it might be more profitable to squeeze more (smaller) tables into a small coffee shop. Yet, there’s a statement of American culture in these big-table