this sounds like a job for consentcache …
Monthly Archives: March 2001
Fixed Wireless
wow! this market is hugh! keep your eyes on EvolvingEdge
"Analysts see revenue potential in the connectivity. The Strategis Group estimates that revenue from broadband fixed wireless will reach $6.4 billion in 2004; others project about $5 billion that year." from: Fixed Wireless Increases Broadband Access
FuckedCompany Cashes In
"Philip Kaplan, the wizard behind the curtain of FuckedCompany.com, has decided to monetize his online deadpool of failed dot-coms by charging for subscriptions to "premium features" of the site."
From: Business 2.0
Superduperconductivity could be back in the limelight
from the Economist.com "Rumours are circulating of a superconductor that works at room temperature"
The Strategic Benefits of Knowledge Management
ICQ logs spark corporate nightmare
ted sent me this one: "Thousands of confidential messages between the CEO of an Internet company and top executives have been posted on the Web, stirring up a hornet's nest of corporate intrigue and providing a rare glimpse into a dot-com as it struggled to cope with a brutal shakeout."
CNET Story
ICQ Logs [scary]
Carry the Olympic Torch in 2002
Nominate someone to carry the Olympic Torch in Salt Lake [hint-hint … nudge-nudge :]
The Bush Palm
Bike New York Onclave
I created an Onclave for this year's Bike New York
The Grid: TI:NG
P2P extreme … "The Grid will not only enable sharing of documents and MP3 files, but also connect PCs with sensors, telescopes and tidal-wave simulators."
School harms kids
wow! i wish i could have been this subversive when i was in highschool.
Aaron Swartz writes, "School harms kids! You may not believe it at first, but it's true. In America, we have a mandatory public school system that destroys children's minds and molds them into slaves of the establishment." in his schoolyard subversion blog and he's only in 9th grade!
i have to agree with aaron. i hated the left-brained method of teaching i experienced in school. subjects seems disconnected, collaboration was contrived and testing didn't show how well a student understood a subject, it only demonstrated how well they memorized facts. IMHO, education is a holistic experience.
Take Back the Net Day
April 3rd: "Take Back the Net day and Buy Something Online" … yeah sounds great! … but no one has any money!
Bike New York: Sunday, May 6, 2001
"On May 6, … enjoy the awesome experience of riding 42 miles on traffic free streets through the five boroughs of New York City."
It's the best way to see NYC! Register online
Bluetooth P2P
sweet! … "A Swedish company says it's created the first P2P software for wireless. The Bluetooth-based software aims to let a roomful of people swap files with no strings attached."
Netscape duo reunites for P2P start-up
hmm, "…a stealth company that hopes to merge some of Akamai Technologies' approach with a Napster-like model…" [more here]