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Mon Jul 05, 2004

The Politics of Web Design—The New York Times

Knowing Their Politics by the Software They Use: The Democrats run their web site for John Kerry on Apache servers and employs advocates of open-source software. The Republicans use Windows servers and stick with Microsoft products on theirs. Significant? Probably not, but interesting in a "I'm geeky but still interested in politics" kind of way.

Posted: Jul 05, 04 | 8:24 am |

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Life in the (Digital Content) Vault—Economist.com

Life in the Vault: Intel, Microsoft, TiVo, Apple--They're all trying to get a handle on, and capture early market share, in the creation of digital content hubs in the home. There seems to b a much more compelling argument for this kind of technology as opposed to the Web-TV movement of a few years ago.

The one thing that all companies seem to agree on is that households will be connected to the internet via a broadband link that is always on, and that content will be shared wirelessly between rooms within the home.

Posted: Jul 05, 04 | 7:13 am |

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