14 June 2002

The Madness of King George George Gilder listened to the technology, and became guru of the telecosm. The markets listened to his newsletter, and followed him into the Global Crossing abyss. yet he's never stopped believing. How are the mighty fallen. He was always - it must be said - a fine engaging writer. 4:46:26 PM
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The New Economy Was a Myth, Right? ... wrong. 4:26:29 PM
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Dirty deeds from days gone by Brit artists have overshadowed their iconoclastic forebears like Gilbert and George, laments Brian Sewell. The rebellious duo caused outrage in their time by using filthy language to sum up the feelings of a drifting generation 4:16:48 PM
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Steve Gillmor: Memo to Bill Gates. 4:08:11 PM
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Zadie Smith on her "Net" moment. 3:27:56 PM
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Big Brother: the human zoo Leading anthropologist Desmond Morris has described Big Brother as being like a human zoo and it's not because of their looks or personal hygiene. He takes a look at the caged animals who are becoming increasingly demented 3:14:40 PM
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Death of the Teflon Don. New York dispatch: Americans are reacting to the demise of a mafia boss as if he were a national treasure, finds Oliver Burkeman. [Guardian Unlimited] 1:39:15 PM
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Found: Solar System Like Our Own [Daypop Top 40] 9:02:42 AM
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The .NET Show: Object Role Modeling This episode examines Object Role Modeling (ORM) and the part it can play in database design.  (June 13, Multimedia)   More... 7:26:09 AM
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Dirty bombs and their effects How dirty bombs are made, and what they can do 7:07:22 AM
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Britain's house-price prospects A price correction is on its way, and the government won't like it any more than homeowners will 7:04:22 AM
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Dane Carlson notes that "blog" is being added to the Oxford English Dictionary.  [Scripting News] 6:48:27 AM
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