Day: 5 April 2004

20th May: Copyright vs Community

Things have got bigger, alot bigger… Not only do we have the one and only Richard Stallman at 1400, we now have the recently moved to London Cory Doctorow from the EFF at 1630. and the legendary Fravia from Searchlores at 1100.

Found a useful video of Cory talking earlier this year at an american university.

Let me just clear it up again…
Fravia, Stallman and Doctorow on the same day in Ravensbourne College… Boy oh boy this is going to be the best day in Ravensbournes history. Even beating all the Rave on air's I reckon. But on with the plan…

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higher level aggregation

The higher level aggregators have started coming about. One of notice is Kinja which uses xhtml 1.0 strict and css in its site. But doesnt give off another feedm which is a real shame. So I count this as more a end of the line aggregator, kinda of like google, etc. Still prefer bloglines, but ultimatly the best is still something like flock, which gives off a rss feed too. I have started using cocoon's aggregator, which is pretty awesome too. Specially because any one with a bit of xsl can knock out decent feeds.

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Is a picture worth a 1000 words?

if you are serious about never missing a moment, you are drawn into the idea of an always-on camera.

I heard somewhere HP are working on a wearable system which records pretty much all of your day. Its being pioneered by HP labs in Bristol, yep the same lab the semantic blogger came out of… I still stick by my thoughts that HP are really doing some interesting research in the semantic web area.

The whole concept of a always-on camera isnt a new one. Hell even I thought about it when I was doing work with Trium back in college. But the thing which comes to mind instantly is the privicy issue, you only have to look at slashdot to see what I mean. And even though I see all the points, what I'm more interested in is, the link with semantic blogging. Adding words to the pictures?

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