2009 Readings about XML

• Goodbye, for Now? But Looking Forward (Steve Outing)
• Browser Security Handbook, part 2 (Google)
• Facebook's Great Betrayal (Facebook - Gawker)
• Real Fonts and Rendering: The New Elephant in the Room (24 ways)
• Bogus Stories of the Year 2009 (Salon.com)
• Streaming will never stop downloading (Cory Doctorow | Technology | guardian.co.uk)
• When the “Writer” Isn’t: Ghost Writing for Editorial Pages (Mediactive)
• They could study this in journalism schools: NYT v WaPo on climate emails (James Fallows)
• No names, no links: Writers give themselves a pass and denounce the "information wants to be free" crowd (Quote and Comment)
• If Newspapers Were Stores, Would Visitors Be “Worthless” Then? (Danny Sullivan)
• Adobe is Bad for Open Government (Sunlight Labs)
• Mozilla pushes for fast move to Firefox 3.6 (Deep Tech - CNET News)
• Hey, Joe, whaddaya know? (b-screeds)
• Votre site Web demande une autorisation pour faire un lien vers lui : les 10 questions à vous poser (Pour les formats ouverts !)
• Dancing Naked in the Streets: A Madman Takes on HTML 5 (XML Today)
• Guardian gagged from reporting parliament (Media | The Guardian)
• The new rules of news (Dan Gillmor | Comment is free | guardian.co.uk)
• The BBC is encrypting its HD signal by the back door (guardian.co.uk)
• Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer: Chrome And Safari Are Rounding Errors (TechCrunch)
• All Circuits Aren’t Busy (Cringely on technology)
• Why we skip Photoshop (37signals)
• W3C's Excessive DTD Traffic (W3C Systeam's blog)
• Is Google Using A Privacy Double Standard? (search engine land)
• Internet bigotry – again (BuzzMachine)
• Not every cloud has a silver lining (Cory Doctorow | Technology | The Guardian)
• Time Pundit’s Rant and (Partly) Misguided Sense of Privacy (Mediactive)
• Andy Kessler: Why AT&T Killed Google Voice (WSJ.com)
• A Journalist's Loss of Faith and Discovery of Deeper Truths (Media Channel 2.0 — Blog)
• Is intimate personal information a toxic asset in cloud datacenters? (O'Reilly Radar)
• The Audacity of the Google Book Search Settlement (Pamela Samuelson)
• Google Chrome 4.0: Fastest OS X browser by 34 per cent (Crave at CNET UK)
• Media Ethics: "So Last Century" (Think Again)
• Elegy for a rubber stamp (Lewis H. Lapham (Harper's Magazine))
• XML Database Milestones - Mark Logic, eXist-db, Documentum Release New Versions (Kurt Cagle)
• Screaming, Streaming XML (XML Today)
• In defense of web developers (Jeffrey Zeldman Presents The Daily Report)
• Misunderstanding markup (Adactio: Journal)
• Why I believe in the link economy (MediaFile)
• I’m not Renewing Membership in the iPhone Developer Program (Accidental Technologist)
• CERT-FI Advisory on XML libraries (CERT)
• WHATWG to start work on "Bible5" (Michael Penman)
• Ghostwriters Paid by Wyeth Aided Its Drugs (NYTimes.com)
• GE's silencing of Olbermann and MSNBC's sleazy use of Richard Wolffe (Glenn Greenwald - Salon.com)
• Twelve dollars for five words? What is the Associated Press thinking? (JasonMorrison.net)
• The AP Will Sell You a "License" to Words It Doesn't Own (The Laboratorium)
• Why The FCC Wants To Smash Open The iPhone (TechCrunch)
• Ads Follow Web Users, and Get Deeply Personal (NYTimes.com)
• How OpenOffice Probably Cost Me a Job (OzTech)
• Well Born and Well Kept at the Huffington Post (Gawker)
• Online Predators - The Media Show (YouTube)
• OSCON: The saga of MySQL (O'Reilly Radar)
• My Sys-Con Nightmare (Aral Balkan)
• Yahoo Nukes Man's Photos Over Obama Comments (Yahoo - Gawker)
• Definitive Guide to Taming the IE6 Beast (Jeff Starr)
• Beyond Censorware: Teaching Web Literacy (Internet Evolution - The Big Report)
• The Small Print Project (ReasonableAgreement.org)
• Celebrating Cronkite while ignoring what he did (Glenn Greenwald - Salon.com)
• A Closer Look At The Marburgers' Plan To Save Newspapers Via Copyright Law (Techdirt)
• Unwebbable (A List Apart)
• Lost in the Cloud (NYTimes.com)
• Transparency is the new objectivity (Joho the Blog)
• The Bizarre and Unhappy Story of 'file:' URLs (Free Associations)
• CAPTCHAs' Effect on Conversion Rates (SEOmoz)
• Who Ya Gonna Call? App Busters! (Cringely on technology)
• IE6 Must Die (along with 7 and 8) (New Media Initiatives)
• Some E-Books Are More Equal Than Others (Pogue’s Posts Blog - NYTimes.com)
• Censorship in the Internet age (Canadian Lawyer Magazine)
• HTML 5 is a mess (Bruce Lawson’s personal site)
• Chris Anderson on Google vs. Microsoft in the 'Free' economy (TechFlash: Seattle's Technology News Source)
• Scala XHTML (λ Tony’s Blog λ)
• Working with News Publishers (European Public Policy Blog)
• How The AP Fails To Get Search & SEO (Again) (Danny Sullivan)
• UK phone hacking scandal: The News of the World didn't go far enough (Wikileaks)
• ex-HTML (David Baron's weblog)
• Much Ado About IE6 (Digg the Blog)
• SQL Databases Are An Overapplied Solution (And What To Use Instead) (Adam Wiggins)
• Sean Hannity Caught Selectively Editing Obama Speeches, Again (Huffington Post)
• New Google Operating System, Chrome OS, Raises Privacy Concerns (John Paczkowski)
• Dan Froomkin hired by The Huffington Post (Glenn Greenwald - Salon.com)
• Building Respect for Usability Expertise (Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox)
• Why Microsoft is Losing Browser Share (Zoho Blogs)
• Since March, Internet Explorer Lost 11.4 Percent Share To Firefox, Safari, And Chrome (Techcrunch)
• Help Protesters in Iran: Run a Tor Bridge or a Tor Relay (Electronic Frontier Foundation)
• First, kill the lawyers – before they kill the news (BuzzMachine)
• Microsoft doesn't "get" semantic document writing (Techblogging)
• Saving Texts From Oblivion (ChronicleReview.com)
• The Shrinking Subject (Doc Searls)
• Beyond celebrity obsession (Doc Searls Weblog)
• Copyfraud: Poisoning the public domain (The Register)
• Do Newspapers Owe Google “Fair Share” Fees For Researching Stories? (Danny Sullivan)
• Eclipse Galileo: XML gets some love! (Intellectual Cramps)
• Kindle’s DRM Rears Its Ugly Head… And It IS Ugly (Gear Diary)
• Who Really Is the Wizard of HTML5? (CSSquirrel)
• How the press can prevent another Iraq (Nieman Watchdog)
• The Washington Post, Dan Froomkin and the establishment media (Glenn Greenwald - Salon.com)
• Internet (C)rapshoot: How Internet Gatekeepers Stifle Progress (Internet Evolution - The Big Report)
• Ineffective XML Design (Intellectual Cramps)
• Walking the Censorship Tightrope with Google's Marissa Mayer (O'Reilly Radar)
• Don't Join the Conversation if You Aren't Ready to Listen (Museum 2.0)
• Google's censorship struggles continue in China (Webware - CNET)
• Encrypt the Cloud, Security Luminaries Tell Google - Update (Wired)
• The Postman Always Bings Twice (TechCrunch)
• Web creator job 'beyond politics' (BBC NEWS | Technology)
• The Mailocalypse Is Upon Us! (LamsonProject)
• Right to Research (Student Statement)
• Sorry, There's No Way To Save The TV Business (Business Insider)
• Aaron Greenspan: Why Google Bothered to Appeal a $761 Small Claims Case (and Won) (Huffington Post)
• Exclusive: The Future of Facebook Usernames (Anil Dash)
• Yahoo Nukes Man's Photos Over Obama Comments (Gawker)
• Green Dam filtering software scorned by many Chinese (RConversation)
• Firefox 3.5 beta 99 is out (Download Squad)
• Comcast is Fucking With Your Port 53 Traffic (some guy who knows how to use netcat and hates getting it up the ass from the cable company)
• The newspaper suicide pact (Xark!)
• The Bold and the Beautiful: two new drafts for HTML 5 (Rick Jelliffe)
• The truth about China and its filthy puns (Guardian)
• Warren Ellis on the dubious virtues of electronic books (Wired)
• Google Is Top Tracker of Surfers in Study (Bits Blog - NYTimes.com)
• Net profits: the tax move that makes Google rich (Sydney Morning Herald)
• We must ensure ISPs don't stop the next Google getting out of the garage (Cory Doctorow)
• How Google Threatens Books (Brewster Kahle)
• Beyond Google and evil: How policy makers, journalists and consumers should talk differently about Google and privacy (First Monday)
• Warning: You may be ruining your hottest leads (ActiveCampaign, Inc.)
• Your Morning Commute is Unique: On the Anonymity of Home/Work Location Pairs (33 Bits of Entropy)
• What Google knows about you (Computerworld)
• What Are Topic Maps (XML.com)
• The American Press on Suicide Watch (NYTimes.com)
• Resources I used while writing The Geek Atlas (John Graham-Cumming)
• If you can't buy it legally, of course you'll download it (Naomi Alderman)
• Inclusive Design Part 2 (AskTog)
• Hacking for fun and profit with Mathematica and the Google Analytics API (Patrick Collison)
• My OpenID Shitlist, Hitlist and Wishlist for 2008 (FactoryCity)
• Is OpenID Being Exploited By The Big Internet Companies? (Techcrunch)
• Old media v new media (TechnoLlama)
• A Few Thoughts After 19 Years of TidBITS (Adma Engst)
• Unfair and Deceptive Data Trade Practices (Schneier on Security)
• Crucifying Craigslist (Lauren Weinstein)
• Why Email Clients Need to Change (Alistair Croll)
• Twitter + Stimulus = Conservative Stupidity (Daily Kos)
• Fuck the foundries ([dive into mark])
• When can I use... (deveria)
• Web font linking with @font-face (OFLB)
• Real Fonts on the Web: An Interview with The Font Bureau's David Berlow (A List Apart)
• A Cyber-Attack on an American City (Bruce Perens)
• Yet Another Journalism Professor Gets Nearly Every Fact Wrong In Saying Google Needs To Pay (Techdirt)
• Amazon’s "Glitch" Myth Debunked (AfterEllen.com)
• Congressman: there should be a law against Internet caps! (Ars Technica)
• Hacker Claims Credit For Amazon's Gay-Themed Book 'Glitch' (PC World)
• Pragmatic W3C Standards (Brad's Stuff)
• 50 Years of Stupid Grammar Advice (ChronicleReview.com)
• 42 things I know (Lobdell's OC)
• Pete Waterman: 'I was exploited by Google' (Telegraph)
• Google's Love For Newspapers & How Little They Appreciate It (daggle)
• Firefox hits 35% market share in Europe, 22% globally (TG Daily)
• Speed Up Firefox web browser (Ubuntu Geek)
• How Geico Wastes $90MM a Year on Search Engine Marketing (Tippingpoint Labs)
• Twitter Publishing, XProc and RESTful Web Services (XMLToday)
• Inclusive Design Part 1 (AskTog)
• Exploring CouchDB (developerWorks)
• Authors have lost the plot in Amazon Kindle battle (Cory Doctorow)
• Google is Evil, Worse than PayPal: Don't use Google Checkout for your business (Slash7 with Amy Hoy)
• iPhone Makes Up 50 Percent of Smartphone Web Traffic In U.S., Android Already 5 Percent (TechCrunch)
• Getting involved with M (James Clark's Random Thoughts)
• Open Data: Help Migratory Bird Observations Fly into the Digital Age (. Wired Science from Wired.com)
• What If Jon Stewart, Instead of John King, Interviewed Dick Cheney (Arianna Huffington)
• Newspapers and Thinking the Unthinkable (Clay Shirky)
• Is IE8 the end of the line for Internet Explorer (Enterprise Desktop | Randall C. Kennedy | InfoWorld)
• Microsoft's own speed tests show IE beating Chrome, Firefox (Ars Technica)
• The Broadband Gap: Why Is Theirs Cheaper? (Bits Blog - NYTimes.com)
• The Broadband Gap: Why Is Theirs Faster? (Bits Blog - NYTimes.com)
• Reflections of a Newsosaur: (How to charge for online content)
• Why I Sued Google (and Won) (Aaron Greenspan)
• Web Standards Test: Top 100 Sites (Jeffrey Zeldman Presents)
• New Safari Browser Succeeds at Speed, Flops on Features (Walt Mossberg | Personal Technology | AllThingsD)
• Setting the iPhone Free from AT&T (BusinessWeek)
• Forrester is Wrong About Paying Bloggers (ReadWriteWeb)
• Michael Anti and the end of the golden age of blogs in China (…My heart’s in Accra)
• …My heart’s in Accra » The Cute Cat Theory Talk at ETech (Ethan Zuckerman)
• Past as Prologue, Media Edition (James Robertson)
• You shouldn't have to sell your soul just to download some music (Cory Doctorow)
• Kindle 2 cleans up an already great device (CHICAGO SUN-TIMES :: Business)
• Why Kindle Should Be An Open Book (Forbes.com)
• State of the Art - Google Geniuses at Work on Free Goodies (NYTimes.com)
• When good browsers go bad -- and they all do (Computerworld)
• Safari 4 benchmarked: 42x faster than IE 7, 3.5x faster than Firefox 3 (Crave at CNET UK)
• Apple releases public beta of Safari 4 (Macworld)
• The $300 Million Button (User Interface Engineering)
• The S3 SLA is broken (and how to fix it) (Daemonic Dispatches)
• Yelp and the Business of Extortion 2.0 (East Bay Express)
• Microsoft’s IE 8 Compatibility List: Is it working? (All about Microsoft | ZDNet.com)
• Access Journalism — Business As Usual? (Firedoglake)
• Why Small Payments Won’t Save Publishers (Clay Shirky)
• Can Apple Save the Publishing Industry? (Just Browsing)
• The Kindle Hardware Tax (O'Reilly Radar)
• Keep Your Identity Small (Paul Graham)
• Original reporting featured in 13% of posts in Technorati Top 10 blogs; TechCrunch contains highest ratio (Bloggasm)
• 'The New York Times' Facebook problem (Coop's Corner - CNET News)
• Digital Domain - Can’t Open Your E-Mailbox? Good Luck (NYTimes.com)
• Norbert Hannes Mikula (Seattle Times Newspaper)
• The once and future e-book: on reading in the digital age (Ars Technica)
• DRM and the future of electronic books (Luc Reid)
• Privacy professional facing criminal charges (IAPP - International Association of Privacy Professionals -)
• IE slips further as Firefox, Safari, Chrome gain (Digital Media - CNET News)
• Networking site cashes in on friends (Telegraph)
• Printing The NYT Costs Twice As Much As Sending Every Subscriber A Free Kindle (Silicon Alley Insider)
• Warning: Dependence on Facebook, Twitter Could Be Hazardous to Your Business | PBS (MediaShift)
• Government Blocks Release of Documents on Secret IP Enforcement Treaty | Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF)
• In Cloud We Trust? (ReadWriteWeb)
• Juggling oranges ([dive into mark])
• Microsoft ready with near-final IE 8 (The Download Blog - Download.com)
• FUCK THE CLOUD (ASCII by Jason Scott)
• White House Web Site Revisits Privacy Policy (InformationWeek)
• Marissa Mayer at Web 2.0 (Greg Linden)
• Speed Still Matters (Coding Horror)
• The Day Live Web Video Streaming Failed Us (TechCrunch)
• The Day The Web Went Dead (Forbes.com)
• Omniture's Outage Woes (Forbes.com)
• Education And The Future of Technology (Video)
• What I Learned When Facebook Disabled My Account (Advertising Age)
• PR on Websites: Press Area Usability (Jakob Nielsen)
• The Plot to Kill Google (Wired)
• Audience Atomization Overcome: Why the Internet Weakens the Authority of the Press (PressThink)
• Simple proof that the URI grammar of RFC 3986 defines a regular language (Messages in a Bottle)
• Stop Justifying RDF and RDFa (Burningbird)
• Interview with an Adware Author (philosecurity)
• Full Working MultiTouch on the T-Mobile G1 Android Phone (LukeHutch)
• Muddy Boots (BBC)
• Chrome 2.0 Preview Means Mac, Linux Versions Coming Soon (Epicenter from Wired.com)
• My comment to the FCC on DRM (Armed and Dangerous)
• Announcing the Congress API (Open Blog - NYTimes.com)
• Hey CNN, SPARQL isn't so difficult. (bobdc.blog)
• Yelp user faces lawsuit over negative review (Politics and Law - CNET News)
• Kindle vs. iPhone/iPod Touch: Human/Machine Interaction & User Experience (Bruce Tognazzini)
• Semantics in HTML 5 (A List Apart: Articles)
• ASCII by Jason Scott (Eviction, or the Coming Datapocalypse)
• Is Google's culture grab unstoppable? (The Register)
• Android netbooks on their way, likely by 2010 (.VentureBeat)
• The day the music died (dive into mark)

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