Monthly Archives: November 2008

Gone digital: What’s really going on?

Posted on November 29, 2008 by Bill Wren

Roger Ebert tells us that AP (Associated Press), brought in a new policy a week or so ago. He says, “… the once-magisterial Associated Press imposed a 500-word limit on all of its entertainment writers. The 500-word limit applies to … Continue reading →

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‘Nothing doesn’t exist’

Posted on November 20, 2008 by Bill Wren

Feeling small? Why not be amazing? Needle Sized Art Very incredible story! Not only is this mans art cool but he got a ton of cash for it!

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The Internet and the end of free speech

Posted on November 18, 2008 by Bill Wren

I’ve had a collection of thoughts rattling around in my noggin for some time now, some connected but most not. Many of them were prompted by a post I read a while back on Nick Carr’s blog. The post was, … Continue reading →

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Resist

Posted on November 14, 2008 by Bill Wren

I have nothing to add to Seth’s post other than to say read it and pay attention: If someone offers to sell you the secret system, don’t buy it. If you need to invest in a system before you use … Continue reading →

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If one were two

Posted on November 10, 2008 by Bill Wren

If one were two and two was five And six was eighty-three, Who could count and who could add And how would retail be? The dollar store would be two bucks And birthdays would be queer When children who are … Continue reading →

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