Some Sunday Morning reading to share.
The New York Times: Can Ray Ozzie reprogram Microsoft? Some interesting perspective to add to the mix.
A couple of interesting takes on the issues of providing media content and how to control it. Or not.
- Hollywood's not quite read to jump on the broadband content wave just yet.
- The NBA is going to create a digital archive of all of their filmed game content.
- Michael Parekh has a interesting take on the NBA story.
Can Mark Warner be competitive against Hillary Clinton for the Dem nomination? He's got a shot in my opinion. But what no one is talking about is that he took over the VA governorship, found, to everyone's dismay, that the Republicans had trashed the place and the ship was sinking fast. He had to abandon his plans and get things corrected. He did a more than enviable job. Some eerie parallels if he can best the Clinton momentum. This will be interesting to watch.
The Wandering Hillbilly's explanation of the 10 Commandments. Very astute. Too astute, actually.
Jealousy, they name is Intel. Intel CEO blasts the $100 computer concept.
And just for fun, there is Scuba Santa!
