Apr
3
2005
On my mind and in the reading queue this week. The "headache" edition.
*The New York Times has devoted special coverage to the death of Pope John Paul II.
*Dot Com 2.0? The money continues to flow. Del.icio.us has taken an investment. Local city blog SFist has been bought by Metroblogging which has been purchased by Yahoo.
*Posterwire is a neat idea for a weblog on the art and effectiveness of movie posters (via Torrez).
*Radio Time has released an updated Mac client. It still sucks. I'm going to try Audio Hijack.
*Are colleges an endangered species?
*Determine your ecological footprint.
*I really like this trailer. And have surrendered my masculinity entirely.
*I'm speaking next week at The New Face of Publishing Workshop at Humber College in Toronto. While I'm super-excited about the gig, I'm equally juiced about seeing my friends James, Bret and Neil so soon after our time together in Austin.

Bookmark Now: Writing in Unreaderly Times edited by Kevin Smokler
The Customer Is Always Wrong: The Retail Chronicles edited and compiled by Jeff Martin. Essay by me on page 45.
You're probably still jetlagged or something. It's understandable. Sort of.
Posted by: Mike | April 04, 2005 at 12:32 PM
April Fools, Kevin!
Posted by: Jackson West | April 05, 2005 at 12:17 AM