Dave Winer's Twitter posts for 2/25/2009

My Kindle's fantastic journey continues. It's now somewhere called "The North Bay Hub" -- which I've never heard of! http://bit.ly/s01Tc
@zigaturk thinks I should run the W3C. http://bit.ly/1astmZ
Guess what this is a picture of. :-): http://bit.ly/L7IBB
Not there yet,,,: http://bit.ly/LEZty
Once upon a time...: http://bit.ly/bTIZL
At first it looks like someone spilled a Coke on it but they're letters: http://bit.ly/YHetC
"Plug in your Kindle": http://bit.ly/865rn
Beginning to take notes on my Kindle exploration here: http://bit.ly/RyL05
I thought at first I'd have to pay to read my own blog, but it's even worse. They don't *have* my blog on it. That is soooo damned rude.
Krugman: "More and more, it looks as if we're headed for the decade of the living dead.." http://bit.ly/13JMQ8
Today's {***HUG***} goes to George Will. To understand you must watch the video: http://bit.ly/wptQJ
Here's what a NY Times article looks like on a Kindle. http://bit.ly/11iwrm
Publishing voicemail to Twitter, Friendfeed and Identi.ca. http://bit.ly/gHfVJ
Kindle next to an iPod and a Canon elph camera: http://bit.ly/Dp6NS
No first looks from Kindle 2 users on TechMeme. Just the same more or less useless stuff that was on CNET, PC Mag & Infoworld ten years ago.
@google -- interesting.
Harvard is having a conference on "Narrative Journalism." The speaker's list is a who's who of the old world. http://bit.ly/VxtmD
The obvious question --> Does @google showing up on Twitter mean they're developing a twitter-alike? (And I don't mean Jaiku.)
And then, what would it be called? Glitter?
@KarlRove -- Obama was describing Reagan's philosophy of govt.And you're right that Clinton was a lot like Reagan, as were both Bushes.