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I’m in the process of developing a new automotive blog that sort of ties into my beleaguered (ok, neglected) podcast, Autotalk. Looking for something that speaks more to it being a blog, rather than a podcast (speaks? perhaps a bad descriptor). The site will feature news and editorial about cars and the industry. [...]

That’s what I thought.

Thanks to Dvorak.org/blog

This is great news for consumers.  The broadcasting giants have been trying to secure this spectrum for themselves, while others against the ruling have been concerned of radio frequency interference on their frequencies that are in close proximity.  This spectrum will most likely be used for “WiFi on steroids” allowing all sorts of high-speed broadband [...]

Commercial number 2 is released.  It’s really more like an info-mercial, as it’s 4-minutes long. 
I can sum this up really quickly for you: it’s an ad about nothing.

Microsoft sent out a release stating the first ad (see here) was just to get the attention of everyone.  The ads that follow will certainly be more relevant [...]

Not sure how they pulled this off, but Seesmic has Kevin Smith on tonight at 6PM Pacific Time.  Smith is the writer, producer and usually director of Clerks, Mallrats, Chasing Amy, Dogma, Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back, Jersey Girl and Clerks II; as well as countless comic, cartoon and TV projects (this all from [...]

It’s new and improved! Well, improved at least. I decided to get away from the pretty minimalist design and move to a design I can fill with content!
Now you can benefit from the following enhancements:

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Geoff Smith is a great guy and excellent musician.  Here’s the video to his single, Ones & 0s.  If you like he song, buy it or the album–follow the links at http://thegeoffsmith.com
 Ones and 0s by Geoff Smith from Cali Lewis on Vimeo.

“MS Word launches with the urgency of a farting pensioner who doesn’t particularly care whether he makes it to the bathroom in time.”
- Merlin Mann, via Twitter

If the tech business was what it is today when I was 15, this kid represents what I would’ve been like. Great stuff…