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 [Boingboing.net] Boing Boing: A Directory of Wonderful Things: Cory speaking in Berkeley this Friday This Friday, I'm speaking at an event in Berkeley, California, called Online Video and the Future of Television, sponsored by the Intelligent Television project. I'm on a 3PM panel with Rick Prelinger of the Prelinger Archive and Peter Kaufman of Intelligent TV.

[Geeks.opml.org] GEEKS.OPML.ORG : OPML Roadshow in California, August 20, 7PM!: As a HillSide Club member, of course I gotta be there! Unless I'm away at the Twin Oaks communities conference in Louisa, VA, that is.

[Blogs.law.harvard.edu] Rowland Institute Library Blog: News Aggregator: Cash-strapped town sweating the small stuff. Stoneham officials have cut hundreds of jobs, slashed programs, and instituted user fees to push the town through its three-year budget crisis, but a new reliance on nickel-and-diming everything from toilet paper at the library to mulch at the high school has left department heads, well, counting just about every penny.

[Richard-quinn.com] Antiestablishment Blog » Anarchism: The Authors Guild believes that Google should only scan books belonging to writers that opt in (yeah, right -- and your VCR should only record shows from broadcasters that opt in, and Google should only index web-sites that opt in). An opt-out system such as the one that Google has proposed isn't good enough for the copyright nihilists at the Authors' Guild, who believe that even though the Google Print program will sell more books, it shouldn't be allowed without permission from rightsholders.

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