links for 2006-12-07
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"Americans Strongly Endorse Engaging Iran and Syria, Holding International Conference on Iraq Majority Favors Timeline for U.S. Withdrawal of Two Years or Less"
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"The people having the most satisfying careers, it seems to me, are those who create a distinct signature for their work, who add value to the public conversation through their individual talents."
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"Amid the din and aggressive edge of the digital conversation, how do we figure out what’s really going on in the world?"
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Translation of a China Youth Daily editorial from December 3rd: "Real-name Web Registration System Should Go Forward Only With Extreme Caution"
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The report provides a good definition of Web 2.0 from the news perspective: "it differs from Web 1.0 “in three key ways; the public are becoming the publishers, they are defining how they see information, and they are building communities in the process
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"traditional media can complain that the Internet is wresting away their readers. But what they should complain about is the control of the press."
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Roland Soong translates a HK blogger's reaction to the fact that the HK dollar is no longer being accepted in much of southern China due to the strengthening of the RMB. He writes: "more and more Hong Kong people cannot see their own flaws. They are subm
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Ethan reflects on the StopBadware.org project, and Jonathan Zittrain's ideas about the need to defend generativity
iran fought saddam for nearly 8 long years and reached a stalemate. then the US came in and captured Saddam for them. Iran owes US a BIG favour ;). (story half told)
Posted by: mahathir_fan | December 08, 2006 at 07:59 AM