Friday, March 12, 2004 at 2:32PM A new discussion group at Fast Company seeks to answer this and related questions, inspired by Shoshana Zuboff and The Support Economy. Via Heath Row, at Fast Company Now. I see that confblogger extraordinaire Heath also is going to be blogging (here and here) SXSW Interactive — sure to be the next best thing to being there.
Friday, March 12, 2004 at 1:40PM Although generous friends have provided us with no fewer than ten copies of Goodnight Moon, wouldn't you know it would take a twisted lawyer (IP-Memer Kevin Grierson) to point me in the direction of what I'm sure will (in time) become our little one's favorite bedtime story: The Gashlycrumb Tinies, by Edward Gorey. Already bought four copies, just to start catching up. (Yes Dad, same fellow did the illustrations for MYSTERY!)
Friday, March 12, 2004 at 10:54AM Here's a nascent, graphically enhanced law blog aggregator, from lawschooldiscussion.org.
Friday, March 12, 2004 at 10:10AM Genie Tyburski spotted Internetnews.com's coverage of the proposed RSS/Atom merger. Chris Pirillo, from the article: "If your aggregator supports Atom, it doesn't matter. If it doesn't support Atom, users will choose a different aggregator."
Larry Bodine writes about lawyer weblogs at Immigration Daily: "Marketing Directly To Clients With Weblogs." Quick correction: it's just li'l old me posting here at Bag and Baggage, which is unaffiliated with my practice group or law firm, though I write about both from time to time. In fact, I've been meaning to give a Bag and Baggage welcome to Dennis Maio, who joins Reed Smith's appellate practice from the California Supreme Court; here's the whole scoop.
Friday, March 12, 2004 at 9:32AM His fascination with spongemonkeys and roaming gnomes:
These spots are based on a now-common prank, in which you steal your neighbor's lawn gnome, lug it around the world, and mail back photos of the gnome astride far-flung landmarks. Whoever first thought to do this is, in my book, an unparalleled genius (and a genius of my favorite stripe, too: useless genius).
"Roaming Gnome" is one of my favorite names for Tyler as he gets carted around and photographed in various venues. Yesterday, the Sweatiest Place On Earth; next weekend, the Long Beach Outdoor Antique And Collectible Market.
