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All Things Considered segment on BitTorrent.  Kevin Marks, via IM, reminds us that Apple bought a company called eMagic, that makes a breakout box, that's probably a lot like the product that's being rumored around the blogs today.   AP: "McCartney, after 40 years of second billing to his late partner John Lennon, has turned the tables on his Beatles collaborator by reversing the order of the famous Lennon-McCartney songwriting credit."  Songs with lead vocals by John Lennon, Paul McCartney. 
Tod Maffin has a picture of Apple's breakout box. 
Adam Bosworth: "While the concept underlying RDF is simple, even brillliantly simple, it isn't how most of us think about data."  I can't get it up. That is for some reason I'm not able to upload my latest Morning Coffee Notes. It wasn't that good, even if it did introduce a new meme: micro-politics, for an old idea, politics on a burg or burb level. We got so distracted by the national race, glad that's over. Now let's think about blogs on a local level. Based on the email I've been getting on this subject, it seems the time may be now. I want to lead a discussion on this at the I&S conference at Harvard in December. And otherwise help evangelize the notion that we can route around the TV networks, and create the political system we want, from the one we were given. That's the gist of today's MCN. I'll look for a Starbuck's, or maybe do another which is more musical.  Tony Kahn's Thanksgiving podcast.  AP: Lobbyists try to kill Philly wireless plan.  Fascinating story about newspapers in Wired. "Imagine what higher-ups at the Post must have thought when focus-group participants declared they wouldn't accept a Washington Post subscription even if it were free. The main reason (and I'm not making this up): They didn't like the idea of old newspapers piling up in their houses." That's exactly why I cancelled my subscriptions to the NY Times and Wall Street Journal in 1995. Most of the issues never got unfolded before they went into the recycling bin.   Britt Blaser: "My dad hired the Macy's Santa Clauses."  Sebastien Paquet asks about a weblog conference in Montreal.  Tod Maffin: "I want to be able to delete podcasts or other audio content from my iPod after I've listened to it." 
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