Matt Burns of HD Beat offers an interesting observation about a weakness of digital high def TV sets. Basically, the new HD content looks trerriffic, while legacy 480i cable and satellite doesn’t look so great.
Geoffrey Moore of Crossing the Chasm fame is writing a blog. How cool is that? [via Doc Searls]
Peter Macaulay has launched a blog about WiMAX deployments around the world that discuses the regulators and spectrum used for 802.16 variations.
Dennis Overbye writes in The New York Times about “Seeing Mountains in Starry Clouds of Creation.” Click this link to see a stunning astronomical photo.
Christian Gloddy mentioned this clever do not forget door hanger.
Ethan Zuckerman reports (from Tunisia) this quip by Alan Kay:
The Wall Street Journal (requires subscription) is running an excellent Avian Flu News Tracker.
The Wall Street Journal reports that the US Food and Drug Administration said “… said there was “insufficient” evidence that Tamiflu was linked to 12 deaths and about three dozen neuropsychiatric events in Japan.”
The New York Times reports that Cisco will buy Scientific Atlanta, the second largest after Motorola) maker of TV set-top boxes.
Did you know… “Spaghetti doesn’t snap in half when stressed from the ends — it breaks into three or more pieces.” [Dave Does the Blog]
Bob Woodward has disclosed he was an early participant in events around the leak of Valerie Plame’s identity as a CIA operative.