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2008.01.15: The Real Macworld Keynote
2008.01.15: Blown up in Iraq
2008.01.14: Jobs Keynote Leaked?
2007.11.20: Gawking OKed by Top NY Court
2007.11.14: Tesla Wins! Tesla Wins!
2007.10.31: Maybe they can use one of the leftover crocodiles from the NYC sewers...
2007.10.31: How'd you like to be the guy in the next cube?
2007.10.12: Moving to MT4.0
2007.07.19: Meckler buys Mediabistro
2007.07.08: British Aircraft Carrier in Brooklyn?
2007.07.03: Five Guys Comes to New York
2007.07.02: Google buys GrandCentral. Is this a good thing?
2007.06.24: this thing on?
2007.01.10: The iPhone -- what everyone's missed
2006.06.13: The Perils of Food Journalism
2006.06.08: It Pays to Advertise
2006.06.07: Digital TV Business Models Emerging
2006.06.06: I Just Can't See Cronkite Saying "Sneezles"
2006.05.18: The Big Apple Cube
2006.05.17: The Mile-High Club, or "Snakes on a Plane" has got nothing on this
2006.05.15: "Exhibits Grace Under Pressure"
2006.05.15: A Lot of Beer Has Much the Same Effect
2006.04.26: ...and Now for the Daring Escape
2006.04.26: The New Old Hands-On Generation
2006.04.26: Needle and the O-Gauge Done
2006.04.26: First Look: Samsung Helix
2006.04.24: Clearly, Technology Would Be To Blame
2006.04.18: Another Nail
2006.04.14: Time to Think About Getting a Mac?
2006.04.14: I Got Laid Though The New York Times
2006.04.14: Unusual candor from the MTA
2006.04.14: Why? Because We Like You.
2006.04.13: Fun City II
2006.04.12: Boot Camp and Apple’s Strategy
2006.04.10: It's True: We *Are* All Nuts
2006.04.04: Why the Net May Look Broken Today
2006.04.04: The Opposite of Open Government
2006.04.04: The Slush Pile
2006.03.27: Failing with a 20 percent margin
2006.03.27: We're not talking about the Valdez here...
2006.03.15: Watch, Look, and Listen
2006.02.22: DJ Reorg Puts WSJ Print and Online Together
2006.02.22: Hed of the Day
2006.02.17: The New Newspapers
2006.02.17: End of the Blogs?
2006.02.13: Well, That Wasn't So Bad
2006.02.12: Where's the Rest of Me?
2006.02.05: New Home Page
2006.01.31: Newspapers and The Net
2004.04.20: Trivializing the Worst
2004.04.08: John Evans, 66
2004.04.06: Blogging as Journalism Redux
2004.04.06: The Record Industry, Lie? Y'Think?
2004.04.05: Latest Sign of the Apocalypse
2004.04.02: Launching Magazines
2004.04.02: Bake for 30 Minutes at 450, Then Call 911
2004.04.02: Yeah, Like Anyone's Gonna Stop to Read the Fine Print Anyway
2004.03.29: Hey, You!
2004.03.29: Empty Pages
2004.03.26: Life on Coney
2004.03.22: You Gotta Fight For Your Right
2004.03.18: Sorry, Donald. I Can Demonstrate Prior Art.
2003.09.11: NASCAR: The Next Generation
2003.09.05: OK, Everybody. As You Were....
2003.09.02: Time to Re-evaluate Those Retirement Plans
2003.08.31: Gee, That'd Be Nice
2003.08.29: How Best to Interview
2003.08.27: Hey, Kids! What Time Is It?
2003.08.27: The Kind of Health News I Like
2003.08.14: Segway for the Disabled
2003.08.12: California Scheming
2003.08.09: Feral Chihuahuas
2003.05.02: Bomb Scare Arrest
2003.05.02: The Problem with New York: Too Many A-Holes
2003.04.23: Throat Culture
2003.04.23: Back. Been Busy.
2003.04.07: Yes, Peggy, But...
2003.04.04: Random Thoughts
2003.04.04: Edwin Starr Dies
2003.04.04: Free Wi-Fi Hotspots in Lower Manhattan
2003.04.01: At 'The Onion,' Of Course, It's Just Tuesday
2003.03.31: Bomb Scare and Evacuation
2003.03.27: Is This Ominous?
2003.03.27: The Aerial War
2003.03.27: Victory! Now, On To Maury!
2003.03.26: Apple Bafflegab
2003.03.24: Adam Osborne Dies
2003.03.22: More Light on the Subject
2003.03.22: We're Back After The Break
2003.03.21: The New News Model Meets The Old. Film At 11.
2003.03.21: The Beeb Blogs the War
2003.03.20: MetaWarBlog
2003.03.20: Forward in All Directions!
2003.03.20: Think You've Got A Bad Boss?
2003.03.20: Stop the Frickin' Presses!
2003.03.19: I Can Just See the 'Think Different' Billboards
2003.03.19: Or, Perhaps, Justice Scalia?
2003.03.19: But Will They Send a Copy to John Ashcroft?
2003.03.18: Reporting from a War Zone
2003.03.17: Slow News Day
2003.03.17: Motorola vs The World
2003.03.17: Nobody Tell My Wife, OK?
2003.03.13: The Princeton Review Will Probably Name It The No. 1 Party School
2003.03.11: Government By Tantrum
2003.03.09: What's the New Word?
2003.03.07: You Mean Somebody Actually Wrote That?
2003.03.07: No Such Thing As Bad Publicity
2003.03.06: Excellent Sony Interview
2003.03.06: Thanks For All The Fish
2003.03.06: The Globe Has Its Irish Up
2003.03.06: Oh, The Humanity....
2003.03.06: Giant Chee-to Takes Over Iowa
2003.03.06: A Billion Spams A Day
2003.03.05: Pink With Envy?
2003.03.05: Like the Saturday Puzzle Isn't Hard Enough Already
2003.02.28: Jews on Bikes
2003.02.28: But What Would All the Police and Prosecutors Do?
2003.02.28: Cuba Bans Import of Books by Marx
2003.02.28: ticktickticktickticktickticktick
2003.02.28: ... And You're Asking Precisely Why?
2003.02.26: Springsteen on Fame, Elvis, and Keeping Yourself Fresh
2003.02.24: Free Nikes!
2003.02.24: Coke in the Banking Business
2003.02.20: Who Gets Hurt When You Pirate Music?
2003.02.19: Iraq Rant
2003.02.19: Expense Account Follies
2003.02.18: Porsche in a Mini's Clothing
2003.02.14: The Media Packs its Bags for War
2003.02.14: Twitchy Geeks
2003.02.14: High Anxiety
2003.02.12: Spammed Out
2003.02.12: Lieberman Lids
2003.02.12: Behind the Scenes With Sharpton
2003.02.11: Democrats' Medical Roll
2003.02.11: Using Your Viewers/Readers As Stringers
2003.02.11: Life Begins Again
2003.02.10: Dell Dude Busted
2003.02.09: French to Deploy E-Cash Universally
2003.02.08: The 9th Circuit May Not Be So Whacko
2003.02.08: Daily Must-Read
2003.02.08: Water Passion on NPR
2003.02.06: Well, *This* is Bad News...
2003.02.04: Death of the Jingle
2003.02.04: Why Not Everyone Should Live in NYC
2003.02.04: Today's Dumb Hed
2003.02.04: Adam Sandler Will Have a Ball With This
2003.02.01: Moment of Silence
2003.01.31: More on Editors For Sale
2003.01.29: $100 Billion Goes Poof
2003.01.29: Editorial Auction Stopped, Restarted
2003.01.27: You Have the Right to Remain Silent. Please.
2003.01.27: Bicycling Causes Infertility. Or is it the Other Way Around?
2003.01.27: It Wasn't Frankincense, But We Haven't Ruled Out Myrrh.
2003.01.24: Have A Heart. Or Not.
2003.01.24: TIA Funding Snuffed, But...
2003.01.23: Who Gets to Tell Wolverine That He's Not Human?
2003.01.23: Emergency Telecom System
2003.01.23: Part of a Balanced Portfolio
2003.01.22: More Bad News for the Red Sox
2003.01.16: Do They Swim Clockwise or Counter-Clockwise?
2003.01.15: Well, Duuuuuuhhh
2003.01.14: ... And the Old Hats Applaud ...
2003.01.14: Cell Phones: Theaters Are the Least of It
2003.01.06: Who's Making Domestic Policy?
2003.01.03: The Power of Belief
2002.12.29: Drop the I
2002.12.16: Watching the Detectives
2002.12.16: Georgia on Your Mind?
2002.12.11: Wake-Up Call
2002.12.11: Or You Could Always Use Velcro
2002.12.09: Blinding Flash of the Journalistically Obvious
2002.12.09: Tone Deaf
2002.11.27: More on Boot Camp
2002.11.22: Feiss Speaks!
2002.11.21: Music Music Music
2002.11.19: They'll Be Hearing From My Lawyer
2002.11.19: War School
2002.11.19: Hed Goes Here
2002.11.18: Olberman Apologizes
2002.11.18: Ripped From 8-Year-Old Headlines
2002.11.18: Where Are the Bodies?
2002.11.18: Tabs on Cron
2002.11.18: Maintaining Radio Silence
2002.11.08: The Merriam Webster Word for November 7 Is....
2002.11.07: Not Precisely Why I Have A Beard
2002.11.07: The Magic of Movies
2002.10.28: Frictionless Tech Economy
2002.10.25: NYC Tells Microsoft Just Exactly Where to Go Today
2002.10.23: More on Kapor
2002.10.23: Clown on the Subway
2002.10.21: Kapor Rides Again
2002.10.17: The First Swallow of Fall
2002.10.08: The Switch is On
2002.10.06: Irrational Exuberance
2002.10.06: I'm Back
2002.09.25: The Price of Silence
2002.09.24: This Makes Pauly Shore Movies A Bigger Mystery Than Ever
2002.09.18: Sex Museum Coming Soon
2002.09.18: Bass Headed Back to Space
2002.09.18: Rosie Rings Out
2002.09.18: RTFM
2002.09.18: The Economics and Politics of Baby Formula
2002.09.18: End of a Sweet Deal
2002.09.18: Dress for Success
2002.09.17: Gates 3.0
2002.09.17: Liberal Media Conspiracy?
2002.09.17: Stones, Inc.
2002.09.13: Oldest Known Smiley Unearthed
2002.09.12: Astronaut Decks Skeptic
2002.09.12: Moving On
2002.09.11: Maybe I'm nuts, or maybe
2002.09.11: Memorial on the Promenade
2002.09.11: Images a Year Later
2002.09.10: More Florida Follies
2002.09.10: Report from Foley Square
2002.09.10: Clay's Back
2002.09.10: Required Reading
2002.09.10: New York on the 11th
2002.09.09: Eyewitness Account of 9/11
2002.09.05: Coming Up On A Year
2002.09.04: A friend of mine on
2002.08.30: Review: The Boys from Syracuse
2002.08.27: Brooklyn's Signature Culinary Delight
2002.08.25: People All Over the World, Join In!
2002.08.24: Nybble
2002.08.21: PromoBlogs
2002.08.20: Georgia Seventh's Voters Show Great Taste
2002.08.20: I Knew This, But I Can't Say How
2002.08.20: Price Supports for the Professions
2002.08.20: Is Blogging Journalism?
2002.08.19: Pitching to 'Blog Authors
2002.08.18: The Latest Fashion Accessory
2002.08.15: QOTD
2002.08.15: On Being a Singer
2002.08.14: Can You Hear Me Now, Screw?
2002.08.14: Mo-om! Timmy Threw Daddy on the Roof Again!
2002.08.12: Introducing blogcritics.com
2002.08.08: That's About Right, Actually.
2002.08.07: Worse Than Rap Music From A Passing Car
2002.08.07: Now, *That's* an SUV...
2002.08.07: The Jewish World of Superheros
2002.08.07: Ziff Lives To Publish Another Day
2002.08.06: Udell on Weblog Privacy
2002.08.06: A Business Model for the Paid Online World
2002.08.06: Good Customer Service is Its Own Punishment
2002.08.06: Weblogs Need More Security
2002.08.05: WTC Re-Development Deal Forming
2002.08.01: Not Soon for Rail to Javits
2002.07.31: Russian Crime Boss Ordered Olympic Skating Fix
2002.07.31: No More Monday
2002.07.30: A Real Resume Problem
2002.07.30: Yesbut...
2002.07.30: GRASP Exceeding Our Reach?
2002.07.29: Is It Search & Seizure If We Just Give It To Them?
2002.07.29: Disposable Cell Phones Imminent
2002.07.29: So the Schools Will Run Linux, Right?
2002.07.29: This is How Bad It Is.
2002.07.29: The Sun Rises Online
2002.07.26: Credit Where It's Due
2002.07.25: Moving the Bulk West
2002.07.24: Yeah, That'd Be Good...
2002.07.24: Transportation for Lower Manhattan
2002.07.24: Eyes on the Road and Hands on the Wheel, Buddy.
2002.07.22: Using Copyright As A Means of Suppressing Press Coverage
2002.07.19: Fool Me Once, Shame on Me. Fool Me Twice....
2002.07.19: Segways of San Francisco
2002.07.19: It'll Be Called 'The M.E.O.W. Show'.
2002.07.19: Roll-Up TVs RSN
2002.07.18: Yeah, Me Too....
2002.07.18: An Interesting Week in the Neighborhood
2002.07.18: The First Law of Reruns
2002.07.18: Two Years of J-School Serves NYTimes Reporter Well
2002.07.15: A Serious Case of the Munchies.
2002.07.14: Coming Soon To The Microsoft Palladium
2002.07.14: Why I'm Not Seeing Springsteen This Time Around.
2002.07.13: Another Madiera, M'Dear?
2002.07.13: What a Paradigm Looks Like When It Shifts.
2002.07.13: Your Print Job May Be Delayed.
2002.07.12: Not A Light, Exactly. And It Might Not Be the End of the Tunnel. But Still....
2002.07.12: Oh, Go Find It Yourself
2002.07.12: If They're So Smart, Why Do They Need All Those Funny Icons?
2002.07.12: Throwing the Book at Her
2002.07.11: Get Enough Smart People in a Room, and Who Knows What'll Happen?
2002.07.09: What's With the Blue Dot?
2002.07.09: Is This Campaign Doomed?
2002.07.09: Finding the Pony.
2002.07.08: Nice To Know Everyone Loves Us
2002.07.08: The Clock Ticks on Online Libel
2002.07.08: Drink Coffee. Save the World.
2002.07.08: Back On Line
2002.07.05: QOTD
2002.07.05: Yes, Now Would Be a Good Time, Thanks.
2002.07.03: zzzzzzzzzz.........
2002.07.03: Not To Be Used As A How-To Book, Of Course...
2002.07.02: I Learned the Truth at 51
2002.07.02: R.I.P. YIL
2002.07.01: Sssssssh!!!!
2002.07.01: Welcome, Semi
2002.07.01: Defining an Adequate Education
2002.07.01: Half the World
2002.06.28: Turns Out Republicans Really Can't Sleep At Night, After All
2002.06.28: Is This Really Necessary?
2002.06.28: Ah, Show Business
2002.06.28: Generational Asides
2002.06.28: Interview with the Pledge Judge
2002.06.28: No Gators. But Crawfish And....
2002.06.27: Good for Me, Bad for You
2002.06.27: Teaching Civic Virtues
2002.06.27: More Blogrolling
2002.06.27: Caffeine-Free Escargot
2002.06.27: Wire Lede of the Day
2002.06.26: 9th Circuit Nixes The Pledge
2002.06.24: Wi-Fi Hobos
2002.06.24: Broadband Users Produce as Much as They Consume
2002.06.24: American Gets Serious About E-Tickets
2002.06.24: I Can't Even Decide on a Color for the Bathroom
2002.06.24: Does the Net Require a New Kind of Law?
2002.06.23: Surely This Isn't News
2002.06.22: More RAM For Gram
2002.06.21: More on the Plumbing Challenge
2002.06.20: A Challenge to the 'Blog Plumbers: Making a Buck on 'Blogging
2002.06.20: From Scylla to Charybdis
2002.06.20: It's The Ones You Don't See That Get You
2002.06.20: New Taste Sensation
2002.06.18: Sax and Violins
2002.06.18: Pot. Kettle. Black.
2002.06.18: How Bad Can TV Get?
2002.06.13: Are 'Bloggers Journalists?
2002.06.12: The Network is the Computer is the Network
2002.06.12: Live from The Slope!
2002.06.10: I Used to Think Accenture Was Bad
2002.06.08: Detritus of a Cranky Morning
2002.06.08: Does Elvis Costello Get to be David Sedaris?
2002.06.07: A GPS Watch, But Keep Moving
2002.06.06: Geek Heaven to Close
2002.05.31: Report from Ground Zero Procession
2002.05.31: Bulletin: CIPA Overturned
2002.05.30: The Net Goes to War
2002.05.30: Ground Zero Cleanup Ceremony
2002.05.30: Punch Magazine To Fold
2002.05.30: Hoist on Their Own Petard
2002.05.30: Museum of Sex Opening in New York City
2002.05.29: Where Do You Get Off, Buddy?
2002.05.29: Ground Zero Demolition Ends
2002.05.29: So Why Isn't This Guy Teaching at Oxford?
2002.05.29: Explaining Blogspace
2002.05.28: Feel Any Safer Yet?
2002.05.28: Whichever, You Can Hardly Blame Them.
2002.05.28: Point? I Have No Point. Why Do You Ask?
2002.05.27: Wisdom of the Day
2002.05.27: Another Way Geeks Are Cool
2002.05.27: Public Education
2002.05.27: Schindler's Blog
2002.05.26: Plainly, No One Remembers the XFL.
2002.05.26: Next, They'll Tell Us That Men Won't Ask For Directions
2002.05.24: Echelon Lives After All
2002.05.24: The Lighter Side Dept.
2002.05.24: You Take Your Rapture, I'll Take Mine
2002.05.23: One of These Things Is Just Like the Other One...
2002.05.23: What's the Matter With .kids Today?
2002.05.23: More FUD From MS
2002.05.22: Terror Alert in New York
2002.05.22: Why Blog?
2002.05.22: New Ways to Search
2002.05.22: Another Fun Use of the DCMA
2002.05.21: I Think I Liked it Better When They Didn't Tell Us
2002.05.21: Librarian May Yet Save Webcasting
2002.05.21: More Proof That Copy Protection is Always Doomed
2002.05.21: Kids Can Be Cool
2002.05.21: Construction, Not Destruction, at Ground Zero
2002.05.21: Scientific Intrigue at Bell Labs
2002.05.21: Oooh Baby...
2002.05.21: Finders Aren't Always Keepers.
2002.05.19: Is Satire Libelous?
2002.05.18: "Just Enough Is More"
2002.05.18: Did He Look for a Front Clasp?
2002.05.18: Wrapping Up The Tram
2002.05.18: I Don't Know Anyone Who Likes Being Edited, Either.
2002.05.18: A New Law of the Commons
2002.05.17: The Enron-ing of Telecom
2002.05.17: Is Microsoft Gearing Up To Sell Passport Info?
2002.05.17: Your Heart May Belong to Daddy, But Your Ass May Belong to the U of M
2002.05.17: $856 Per Square Foot.
2002.05.16: Replay Gets Stay of Spyware Order
2002.05.16: What Part of "Meow" Don't You Understand?
2002.05.16: Ziff to Re-enter the Newsletter Biz?
2002.05.16: Top of the World Ahead. Please Stand to the Right.
2002.05.16: Tuning In To Faces
2002.05.16: New Comments Engine Installed
2002.05.16: Ramming It Down Customers Throats
2002.05.16: Colored Carrots
2002.05.15: World's Smallest Metronome
2002.05.15: What Happened When He Had An Idea?
2002.05.15: Dumb Bastards Killed Another One
2002.05.15: "I've Come Here For An Argument"
2002.05.15: Attention, Bill Gates!
2002.05.14: Obsessing Over Espresso
2002.05.14: RealNaming Names
2002.05.14: The Digital Chicken and the Electronic Egg
2002.05.14: The Web, Arabs, and The Trust Equation
2002.05.13: Why User Interface Is Important
2002.05.13: Here Kitty Kitty Kitty....
2002.05.13: The Softer Side, Indeed.
2002.05.13: Snooping and EZPass
2002.05.13: Don't Try This At Home, Nautical Div.
2002.05.12: The Usenet Motto
2002.05.12: Go Ahead. Document the Prior Art.
2002.05.12: But Is It Art?
2002.05.12: Credit Card Bazaar
2002.05.11: Of Course It's True. I Saw It On the Internet.
2002.05.11: Mathematical Proof of the Resurrection
2002.05.11: Gotta Spare Computer?
2002.05.10: Daddy Dan's Really True Science Facts
2002.05.10: ``Everything I Know of Science I Learned From Reading Comic Books.''
2002.05.10: Remember: On Star Trek, Off-Camera Stagehands Operated the Doors
2002.05.10: Dummy of the Week
2002.05.09: Warning Labels on Chocolate?
2002.05.09: Not Depressed, Just British
2002.05.08: The Sweet Smell of Something or Other
2002.05.08: Friendly Neighborhood Parkers
2002.05.08: "Enforce the Law As It Is, Not As I Would Have It."
2002.05.07: Mr. Parsons? Set Your Content Free
2002.05.07: It's the Carpenter, Not the Tools
2002.05.06: More on Features By Judicial Fiat
2002.05.06: Really Unfortunate Quotes Dept.
2002.05.03: Features By Judicial Fiat
2002.05.02: Didn't Get Your Way? French Court Declares Mulligan, Blames Hackers
2002.05.02: Protecting Kids from Online Porn. No, Really.
2002.05.02: Ziff Sees Clear Water. Now to Get There in One Piece
2002.05.01: Lyndon B. Johnson. "If two
2002.05.01: Online Media Gurus Still Drink the Flavour-Aid
2002.04.30: Last Word on the Lottery
2002.04.30: The Internet is Growing Apace
2002.04.30: Entertainment and Legislation
2002.04.30: Electronic Newspapers Within 5 Years?
2002.04.29: What Would You Do for $59 Million?
2002.04.29: What? You Say There's a Starbucks in New York?
2002.04.29: Gates on the Stand
2002.04.28: Getting Back to Normal
2002.04.24: Send Lawyers Guns and Money
2002.04.24: Elevated Heart Risks for Stay-at-Home Dads
2002.04.24: ...Aaaaaany Day Now For Interactive TV
2002.04.24: Jay Chiat Dies at Age 60
2002.04.24: What's the Opposite of "Synergy"?
2002.04.23: Elmo Testifies Before Congress, Giggles Only Slightly
2002.04.23: Stop or I'll Scoot!
2002.04.23: From Bugs, Toys, and Monsters...
2002.04.23: "The Ethel Merman of the Subways"
2002.04.22: Yahoo Yodeler: "Yippee!"
2002.04.22: Making Money from Online News
2002.04.22: And They're Off
2002.04.22: Getting on the same page
2002.04.22: Jayson Stark, of espn.com, is
2002.04.22: You Are Number Six. Channel
2002.04.21: The Freedom Writers
2002.04.21: Has bin Laden been found?
2002.04.20: Introduction
2002.04.20: Free Ice Cream
2002.04.20: Didn't Feel a Thing
2002.04.19: Tom Friedman on What's Next
2002.04.19: The Record Company as Loan Shark
2002.04.19: The Only Man Who Didn't Take the Options
2002.04.19: Maybe Microsoft is trying to
2002.04.18:
The Sun Rises
2002.04.15: Maybe they just need more
2002.04.15: Reporters live for datelines like
2002.04.14: You know the prayer: "Lord,
2002.04.14: The New York Times has
2002.04.14: "I've seen the lights go

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