Dave Winer's Twitter posts for 3/19/2009

Jay Rosen flips it around on the journos. http://bit.ly/asBx0
[NYT]: Citi Said to Plan $10 Million Executive Suite. http://bit.ly/L2qrc
New blog post: The reboot of journalism. http://bit.ly/Gzapx
I used to have this dream all the time, but I don't anymore. http://xkcd.com/557/
Another annoying dream that I stopped having. I'm in an airplane that's stuck on city streets in the Bronx, under an elevated train.
Sneak peek at EC2 for Poets: http://howto.opml.org/dave/ec2/
New blog post: Rave review for EC24P. http://bit.ly/KRCtV
On the latest Gillmor Gang, the most intriguing comment came at the end. Leo said Apple put the camera on the wrong side of the iPhone.
DavosNewbies memoir of Sun's brash swagger. http://bit.ly/3BqRe8
The journo's "you'll miss us when we're gone" is a lot like "too big to fail." Let's build a new news system that's better than the old.
Chron column on (along with Shirky's and Johnson's) my bit on post-print journalism. Cranky, whiny, but pretty accurate. http://bit.ly/8dkkw
RT @segdeha why do they always assume everyone's "cheering their demise"? It's more like you et al. are the reporters in the situation.
@segdeha -- or the adults. Characterizing someone you're positioning as a critic as "cranky" is a child's trick.
He could have just as easily, and more fairly, positioned me as "former Harvard researcher" or a leading developer of Internet standards.
What they call "journalism" often are cheap little tricks. When you see how they treat you, you suspect they do it to others.
Now the wingnuts are worried about the feelings of Old Europe. What changed to make them so touchy-feely? :-) http://bit.ly/nEDyb
The President's Message to the Iranian People. http://bit.ly/DdjC
Either last night's childish SF Chron piece didn't link to scripting.com, or it has no flow. No hits from them in the referrer log.
22-minute podcast roadmap for "EC2 for Poets." http://bit.ly/118YSQ