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Derek Miller shares his cancer treatment

I’ve never met Derek Miller; I’ve seen him on a panel, corresponded with him, spoken on the phone once, read his blog countless times and – like much of the podcastiverse – heard and enjoyed his music. Yet I feel like I know the guy well (partly because he’s a…

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WordPress 2.1 is out…

…and it’s full of little improvements. Probably the biggest one is in the posting interface, which is now tabbed, and lets you switch seamlessly from a WYSIWYG editor (which, mercifully, finally seems to work) to a modified HTML pane. The news is here on…

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SL meets GPL

Holy cow: the Second Life client has just gone open-source: [W]e welcome the inevitable with open arms. Stepping up the development of the Second Life Grid to everyone interested, I am proud to announce the availability of the Second Life client source code for you to…

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Now blogging at Civic Minded

I’m pleased to announce that I’ve begun blogging at Corante’s Civic Minded blog, your guide to the political impact of the web. My inaugural post begins like this: When I worked in a Member of Parliament’s office back in the early 1990s, our…

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Canadian Blog Awards: This blog endorses…

In the business category… …MyNameIsKate.ca. Why? Great posts like this one: I just registered for YAWTPOS (Yet-Another-Web-Two-Point-O-Service .. apologies to Yahoo!) and I received the following email: Congratulations on your successful registration! You…

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Dancing on the Edelman boardroom table

As you may have heard, Edelman is making some big moves in Second Life, an avatar-based immersive environment (that’s the current buzz phrase while we figure out what to call the damn things). I’ve been learning a little about SL myself, and……

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Job opportunity: new media officer with CUPE

If you’ve always wanted to put your web and writing chops to work for Canada’s labour movement, here’s a great opportunity: The Canadian Union of Public Employees is looking for someone to see to the day to day content of their national website,…

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