What downturn?
It turned out that embedding a call for documentation writers in between screeds about the election turned out to be wildly effective (even though I do not speak for My Place Of Work, blah blah blah — something they did NOT ask me to say, in case you’re wondering).
I wish I could get Margaret [...]
Category Archives: Open Data
Octoberfest links
Monday, October 6, 2008
To Boise, to WilsWorld, and to Present on Creative Nonfiction
Sunday, July 20, 2008
I’ve been getting my sea-legs at my new job and staying very, very busy — blogging is just the tip of the iceberg. I got back from Norcross Friday night, and this morning, I’m off to Boise to talk about open source, and then to WilsWorld to just be there and I don’t know, let [...]
Joe Nocera Speaking Truth to Google
Saturday, July 5, 2008
Roy Tennant observed that Google hadn’t bothered exhibiting at ALA Annual 2008. I think Roy has a “game over” feeling about that — like we’re finally irrelevant enough for Google to ignore.
I have another take on this, bolstered by Joe Nocera’s article in the New York Times about Google’s deteriorating daycare options. Google has proven [...]










