Blog rounds
Before I start my round I want to complain! About you! I can see from my statistics that I have a steadily (okay, ever so… Læs mere »Blog rounds
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The bailout
Here’s the latest news on the development from Forbes. Both congress and senate seem to be dragging their feet. And I think that’s a good… Læs mere »The bailout
American television
I’m often a bit behind in reading The Sunday Times. It is not always that you can devote an entire Sunday to the devouring of… Læs mere »American television
Double standards
I was recently enlightened on a new blog on The Times’ page. It’s called Alpha Mummy and it’s full of good stuff. Some pretty clever… Læs mere »Double standards
AA Gill on Ms. Palin
The Sunday Times is unbeatable. There is no better Sunday paper – at least not of all the English, Swedish and Danish language newspapers I’ve… Læs mere »AA Gill on Ms. Palin
Chrome
Here’s the inside news on the Google browser, Chrome. And here’s Google’s own post announcing it. I don’t (yet) see features that I’ve desperately craved,… Læs mere »Chrome
Wikipedia
I wrote the other day about Mrs. Palin’s Wikipedia entry probably undergoing changes as I was writing. I was more on the spot there than… Læs mere »Wikipedia
A little Obama and a lot of other stuff
Slate, New York Times, The American Prospect, Megan McArdle and a lot of sites that they’re linking to discuss the Obama speech. They seem to… Læs mere »A little Obama and a lot of other stuff
Boing Boing
I’ve had this Internet directory on my roll for quite some time, but it’s not really until today that I’ve found anything other than curiosities… Læs mere »Boing Boing
An evening traversing the World Wide Web
This picture of a very impressive hydrangea at Nyman’s in East Sussex has absolutely nothing to do with the rest of this post. I just… Læs mere »An evening traversing the World Wide Web
The Gift Economy?
No matter how hard I try, I never seem to be quite up to speed with what’s going on out there in the world. Today… Læs mere »The Gift Economy?
Links
Now, what kind of idiot does a thing like this? Thank you to Capac for the pointer. I’m always going on about TED (Technology Entertainment… Læs mere »Links
What to do about city slum
Upon surfing the news circuit, I stumbled upon a really interesting article on CNN. It’s about the positive sides of city slums, favelas, shantytowns, or… Læs mere »What to do about city slum
A weakness
I’m going to admit something to you. I don’t dig entertainment on TV and usually don’t watch any of it. Honestly! But when we first… Læs mere »A weakness
Link day
From Marginal Revolution this about Icelanders being the happiest people on earth. From the New Yorker a bone-chilling recount of Nixon’s presidency and why that… Læs mere »Link day
Food for thought
I’ve recently added a new blog to my “daily rounds” (or weekly, it depends…). It’s on The Atlantic‘s website by Megan McArdle. This woman can… Læs mere »Food for thought
350!!!!!!
Global warming… Copenhagen 2009… Waterlevels rising… The answer, apparently, is 350! OK, so what’s it all about? I didn’t know that that number had any… Læs mere »350!!!!!!
A basic belief shattered…
or is it? I’ve always believed firmly in the so-called Easterlin paradox (although never really knowing what it was called). It’s an economic term named… Læs mere »A basic belief shattered…
