From Dean Landsman’s weblog: DeanLand.WebLogs.Com : Give Us Today Our Daily Blog
This blogging business is really quite odd. The more often I write, the fewer page views it seems I get. The less often I post something new, the more traffic, page views, and response it seems the blog inspires.
Dean and I had coffee the other night at Starbucks, but alas, neither one of us had a digital camera with us to take a picture of the event. But I’m glad to see he’s back and blogging.
According to this web site, DIRECTV Privacy Sucks.
DIRECTV will give out their customer’s account number to anybody who calls their 800-number (1-800-DIRECTV) and asks.
The site lists all sorts of nasty things you could do, like cancelling your neighbor’s DirectTV, etc. He doesn’t advocate it. He is just making a point- they don’t require any sort of security to give our your information.
When I saw the site, it reminded me of a Cluetrain moment – someone’s trying to have a conversation with DirectTV, and, failing that, is conversing with other customers. Fascinating.
Looking for some downloadable music, I went to visit Emusic. And guess who I found on the rock and pop page?
Bari Koral totally rocks! I’m so psyched for you, girl! Great description to go with the front-page placement!
I’ve discovered w.bloggar, a new blogging tool that’s a Windows client. I’ve yet to strech it’s limits – this is my first post. I’ll let you know how I like it.
It has an interesting feature: it takes what’s playing in the WM Player 9 and shows it in the post at the end. Or at least it is supposed to.
Update:
Duh. I had to install WM Player 9. I was using v.8.
So let’s see if it works now.
Well, a project that I’m working on with Mitch Ratcliffe is revealed early – Correspondences.org. Mitch writes it up well….