The Daily Show's Jon Stewart and Rob Corddry comment on how cable news is "hopping on the blog-wagon", adjusting to the blogosphere ... and using hot Vassar grads to do it.
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Recent Posts
- Why Facebook is Wrong: Privacy Is Still Important
- Charting The Real-Time Web
- Forecast: Online Will Take More Ad Dollars Than Newspapers By 2015
- Yahoo, Verizon: Our Spy Capabilities Would ‘Shock’, ‘Confuse’ Consumers -- Wired.com
- Emblaze's First Else Unveiled in London Promises to be a Game-Changer? - Engadget
- Toys For Tots Circa 1999 with Elfin Magic
- BLUE MATTER by IBM - Human Brain Computer Rival May Be Ready By 2019
- Live From Google’s Chrome OS Event - TechCrunch
- FEDS: Top E-tailers Profit From Billion-Dollar Web Scam - CNET News
- Facebook: Please Back Developers vs iPhone - TechCrunch
Features
- The Challenges of Citizen Journalism ...
- Martin Luther King on Meet The Press, 1967
- "Steve Jobs" on Saturday Night Live
- AlwaysOn & KPMG Present "On the Record: CEO Breakfast Focusing on the New, New Media Market"
- George Carlin: "I'm a Modern Man"
- AlwaysOn Network 2005 Innovation Summit: "The Giant Brain is US!"
- Steve Jobs Commencement Speech: "Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish"
- Will Hearst's Digital Media Summit Keynote, "Silicon Valley and Hollywood: A New Partnership?"
- IBDNetwork's "Under the Radar: Consumer Technologies"
- Breakfast with craigslist founder Craig Newmark
- The New Normal: Breakfast With Roger McNamee
- The Churchill Club's Annual "Dinner With Jeff Bezos"
- The Hiram ("Hymie") Gershenfeld Two-Point Analysis
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Wednesday, May 11, 2005
Tuesday, May 10, 2005
The 2005 Index of Silicon Valley
Our Population Has Become Much More Diverse, International And Educated ...
"... The rapid job growth of the 1990's was reversed with major job losses after 2000. The quantity of jobs has now returned to 1996 levels. However, regional productivity has continued to rise and average cluster pay and regional per capita income, the broadest measures of prosperity, are rising again. ..."
"... The economic structure of the region is shifting, as our established industry clusters such as software and semiconductors transform and new clusters such as biomedical emerge. In addition to needing high-paying innovation jobs, the region needs well-prepared people for critical mid-level occupations, including technicians and sales support and "community infrastructure" jobs, such as those in health care and education. ..."
" ... The pattern of new development has shifted toward much more compact, transit-oriented housing and commercial uses, coupled with greater open-space preservation. ..."
The Complete 2005 Index of Silicon Valley is HERE.
Sunday, May 01, 2005
Laura Bush: First Lady and Desperate Housewife
"... Ladies and Gentlemen, I AM a Desperate Housewife ..."
Laura Bush demonstrated her ability as a stand-up comedienne at the White House Correspondent's Association 2005 Dinner, held on April 30th. As both the First Lady and a self-described "Desperate Housewife", she made quite an impression at the dinner. One wonders what Bill Maher and Jon Stewart will make of all this ...
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