By Jordan McCollum on December 12, 2007
I don’t know, Andy. Maybe things are winding down for the holidays—or maybe we’re all too busy Christmas shopping online to think of full-length stories for the news tidbits we find
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- Is SMS the ‘Net,’ and can they be neutral? Several groups have petitioned the FCC to stop Telecom Censorship of Text Messages
- Well. Of all the criticisms of AskEraser, this is the assessment to which I have to give the most resounding, “DUH.” AskEraser Deletes Data, But Also Reduces User Personalization
- Radiohead criticized as band shuts down ‘In Rainbows’ promotion: well, of course they are. We all wanted it for free. Or we would be happy to pay $5. But $20 in a store? Isn’t that, like, infringing up on my constitutional rights or something?
- I like this headline: Official Google Blog: Haere Mai! Google Maps lands in New Zealand Guess what “Haere mai” means. “Come here.” Were you looking for “Kia ora?”
- ‘Member when they acquired Five Across, Tribe.net and WebEx and we all wondered, what the crap are you doing, switching technology company? Read/Write Web understands! Cisco’s Social Networking Strategy Comes Into Focus
- Aw, man. United Online Cancels Classmates IPO
- Movable Type Finally Goes Open-Source. Is Blogger next? (HA.)
Well, now that that’s done, I’m back to my Christmas shopping!
Fraser Says:
December 12th, 2007 at 5:31 pm
The literal translation of Haere Mai is ‘come here’, but in usage it is more like ‘welcome’, so its correct after all.
Was disappointed that they hadn’t improved the patchy satellite view – for example only the edge of the seventh largest city is available:
http://maps.google.co.nz/?ie=UTF8&ll=-37.787912,175.243478&spn=0.02669 1,0.040169&t=k&z=15&om=1