Distressed properties, on and offline
Driving home last night from Boston, I caught a piece on NPR about the problem of distressed properties in the wake of the slump in… Read More »Distressed properties, on and offline
Anthology Records and the resurrection of dead media
I wrote a post a few weeks ago about “vinyl ethics”, basically asking whether it was ethical to start digitizing some of the rarest records… Read More »Anthology Records and the resurrection of dead media
Hoping for Obama
I’ve gotten a couple of very unusual emails the past few weeks. As the presidential primaries heat up in the US, I’m getting polite, gracious,… Read More »Hoping for Obama
Searching for common ground with Andrew Keen
While I spend a lot of time speaking onstage these days, I rarely get to keynote large conferences. Usually, when people are looking to entertain… Read More »Searching for common ground with Andrew Keen
Oh, Canada.
Like a lot of my progressive bretheren here in the US, I’ve got a crush on my neighbor to the north. At times, it’s a… Read More »Oh, Canada.
Help, I’m surrounded by librarians. :-)
Have you seen that wonderful video that reports on the American Library Association’s annual conference as a nature video? The one that narrates the gathering… Read More »Help, I’m surrounded by librarians. :-)