FEC to go Easy on Internet
The Federal Election Commission revealed yesterday that it plans to take what one of its commissioners termed a "relatively nonintrusive" approach to regulating political campaigns on the Internet.
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Blogs, Texas Style
Kari Chisholm offers this: "Governing Magazine has a great discussion of the role that blogs are playing during the Texas legislative session"
A Couple of Good Reads
I spent far too much time in airports the past few days, enduring the joy of late summer thunderstorms in the northeast. On the upside, I was able to knock out two books that I would recommend you pick up when you have a chance. John Battelle’s The Search offers a superb look at the…
The Future of RSS
Steve Rubel launched an interesting discussion on whether RSS growth has stalled. As I see it, the problem is that RSS is difficult to explain in laymen’s terms and it is saddled with an ugly acronym. To this day, people cringe at the term HTML, but they have no problem accessing a web site. For…
Reuters Innovates, but Execution Lacking
Steve Rubel: "Reuters has launched a new program that converts the text of its news reports into podcasts." Good to see Reuters innovating on news presentation. But if you read the comments on Steve’s post, you’ll see that the implementation leaves something to be desired.
The Early Morning Hours
I’m an early morning person. I generally rise around 5:30 AM. In fact, even on vacation I’m hard-pressed to sleep in beyond 6:30 or 7:00. One of the reasons I like getting up early is that it is quiet. At home, the wife and kids are still asleep. It gives me a chance to knock…