BBC blunders : “We’re not gonna take it.”
The BBC asked the head of the Free Software Foundation, Richard Stallman to write an article for their “Tech Lab” column, a smorgasboard of insights and brainstorming written by various technology industry leaders. Stallman wrote an article, the BBC refused to publish it. Stallman insisted that the article contain a copying permission notice, allowing anyone [...]
The problem with Google inspired bloggregators
I was not very happy to find myself needing to reserve all rights when it comes to the copyright of the things that I create. All rights reserved means just that, all rights reserved. I did this to keep get-rich-from-adsense-quickers from ripping off my text and reproducing it on some fake blog surrounded by Google [...]
Information overload
Even with the abundance of social bookmarking services, RSS feeds, blog search engines and all of the other gizmos that are supposed to connect my demand for interesting things to read with a steady supply, I still have a hard time finding something good to read. Some of this I’m sure is due to upcoming [...]
Writing well is the best type of SEO
Finding something interesting to read on the Internet is becoming increasingly difficult. I find lots of articles on blogs, most of them just copying what someone else said. Other times, the article might be interesting and fun to read if it was not trying to achieve a certain count of various key words. My articles [...]
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