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Blogforum Copenhagen 2003. I missed Bloggercon in Cambridge, but there’s no way I’m going to miss this one.

Apple launches iTunes for Windows (and I just got an iPod).

Clay Shirky’s prediction about the next step up in file-sharing after the RIAA’s current “crush the connectors” strategy.

If Kazaa, Gnutella and others are severely damaged by the Crush the Connectors…

Joel has done a nice piece on character sets and encodings.

Put up GeoURL link and metadata on this blog.

I was at Octoberfest in Munich last night, and had a really good time. Got plastered, too. There’s a single photo up. It was fun, much more fun that I’d have thought. I guess I’ll have to go next year…

Hadn’t see this one before: The World as a Blog shows whenever someone posts somewhere in the world. A little message pops up with the name of the poster and a snippet of the posting right at the spot…

Dell’s Software License Policy: A very entertaining real-life story about Dell’s computers requiring you to agree to licenses, the text of which they do not provide!

Two different Dell representative…

Mark Hurst is impressive. Now with This Is Broken, a complaint box that lets you send in your frustrations over everyday things. What a great idea, and cool to see it pick up like that. Mark has a def…

NY Times: Whatever Will Be Will Be Free on the Internet.

What all this means for the future of intellectual property, and some businesses, is as unpredictable as the open-source revolution itself. In …