Entries from March 2005

Numbers

Posted 03/31/05

“I urge all those who honor Terri Schiavo to continue to work to build a culture of life where all [...]

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“Inducement” argument good for P2P

Posted 03/30/05

In the Grokster case, a lot of the entertainment industry’s argument seems to hinge on the idea that the companies [...]

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MPAA on DVD copies

Posted 03/29/05

I was interviewing John Feehery, executive VP for the Motion Picture Association of America, for a story on Rep. Rick [...]

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Revisting a favorite

Posted 03/29/05

Back in November 2003 I posted some progressive photos of Michael Jackson — photos showing him as a young kid, [...]

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Mother #@%$#&!

Posted 03/28/05

I was surprised when I went once to The Ohio State University Medical Center Hospital and saw a sign that [...]

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We said “No talking”!

Posted 03/28/05

A local school board got pretty upset at a reporter because he dared to talk to people in places other [...]

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What’s in a vowel?

Posted 03/24/05

Hug a copy editor today. :)

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V for Vendetta

Posted 03/23/05

Alan Moore’s V for Vendetta is an incredibly good novel. It’s a graphic novel — a large, adult comic if [...]

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Children’s music

Posted 03/23/05

From a AP story on teen cell-phone use: CHICAGO, Illinois (AP) — There were two things 11-year-old Patty Wiegner really, [...]

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Dignity

Posted 03/23/05

I think it’s time to accept that Terri Schiavo is probably going to die, as the latest of seven years’ [...]

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Can’t we all just get along?

Posted 03/23/05

From a CNN story on recycling sweat and urine into potable water, comes this must-appeal-to-worldwide-audience paragraph: Bottles of fresh water [...]

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Un-Social

Posted 03/22/05

Interesting bit of info: A couple of days ago, you could have used Accurint (owned by Lexis-Nexis) to find someone’s [...]

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TMI

Posted 03/21/05

You know a series of books has gone too far when the following comes out. (It was on the newsroom [...]

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I Want My GPS!

Posted 03/21/05

My new camera is on its way via UPS. Obviously I can track it, but the only info I have [...]

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Side of Life

Posted 03/21/05

Referring to the Terri Schiavo case, White House spokesman Scott McClellan said, “We ought to err on the side of [...]

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ENOUGH ABOUT GAS PRICES!

Posted 03/20/05

It’s as if the news media is clueless when it comes to economics. A CNN story (and I’m sure there [...]

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Hatching a Plan for File-Sharing

Posted 03/20/05

So Orrin Hatch, the Utah Senator who is so in the pocket of the music and motion picture industries that [...]

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Fun Phone Facts

Posted 03/18/05

Doing a little research into how area codes and phone numbers are assigned, I was reading about the North American [...]

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Quip of the Week

Posted 03/18/05

…goes to Suzanne Wardle, an intern here at the paper. We were reading the blurb on the back of a [...]

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Why ask “What is a Journalist?”?

Posted 03/14/05

Since blogs got into the mainstream consciousness, the question, “Are bloggers journalists?” has popped up a lot. It’s being asked [...]

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