With nothing better to do, a pair of investigators try to solve the "murder of King Tut."
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Group Blog For GIs
GIs have a site to place their personal writing, thoughts, schedules, etc.
Read More »Free, Free, Set Them Free
If you're not going to use it again, why hang on to a book?
Read More »Endgame: Ethics And Values In America
Interactive Special Premieres Live On PBS And PBS.org September 18
Read More »9/11 Dominates the Internet Once Again
"Sept. 11 was the first fully digital event in world history"
Read More »Global Requiem
Mozart's Requiem circled the globe as 8:46am struck around the world.
Read More »9/11/01 The Day Blogs Came Into Their Own
The next 9/11 is here. I’m having a very difficult time facing up to the enormity of what happened 365 days ago. I have been busying myself posting unrelated Blogcritics stories knowing full well what is there just outside of my attention. I was talking to an editor friend in …
Read More »Coldplay to the Rescue
A few weeks ago we reported on a plan to spur anemic record sales of British artists in the US: After 10 lean years in the U.S., the industry here is proposing extraordinary measures to restore its stateside standing. Essentially, by early next year it wants to establish a rock …
Read More »More Electronic Privacy Matters
The Center for Democracy and Technology has a number of position papers on electronic privacy matters: FCC Enters Copyright Debate – On August 8, the Federal Communications Commission formally began considering whether to adopt a “broadcast flag” standard designed to limit consumers’ ability to make copies of digital-broadcast television programs. …
Read More »DIGITAL RIGHTS MANAGEMENT WORKSHOP
In July, the Commece Department held a workshop entitled UNDERSTANDING BROADBAND DEMAND: DIGITAL RIGHTS MANAGEMENT WORKSHOP. The list of attendees and speakers is a who’s who of government and industry on the subject: PHILLIP J. BOND Chief of Staff & Under Secretary Of Commerce for Technology JAMES ROGAN Under Secretary …
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