Ian Irving's Code and Culture from Toronto
Reuters.com is reporting that The top four U.S. broadcast networks — CBS, ABC, NBC and Fox — have signed on to comply with a new 12-character code for tracking all advertising, called Ad-ID. Ad-ID’s designers are the Association of National Continue reading Advertisers Go Digital to Track Ads
Accordion Guy started it and I’m sure, with his vast whuffie rank, will end it but I’ll give it a Go
As reported by The Register, Intel is delaying cheap hi-def TV tech, which had been expected by the end of 2004, using “Liquid Crystal On Silicon” (LCOS), involving thousands of tiny LCD cells on a silicon wafer, as an inexpensive Continue reading No big screen Television for me this year….
Words of wisdom (and caution) from Incipient(thoughts): the project managment equivalent of the Heisenberg uncertainty principle: The more control you want on their status (or position), the less you have over their velocity. Pick one of the two – and Continue reading Heisenberg principle of projects
Is Science Fiction About to Go Blind? article in Popular Science for August 2004 is now online. orginally here For a taste of what Cory and Chrile can do check out Jury Service (I’m still trying to get my mits Continue reading Blinded by Science
The Oxford Book of Japanese Short Stories, Edited by Theodore W. Goossen, 496 pages, Nov 2002, ISBN-10: 0192803727, ISBN-13: 978-0192803726 The Oxford Book of Japanese Short Stories includes many new, specially commissioned translations, and is the only anthology to span Continue reading The Oxford Book of Japanese Short Stories