So I guess we're going to have to go to ovguide.com for a listing of tens of other link-aggregate sites.  When will we learn?

How about this: a phone plan that charges more for calling cell phones on other carriers, or a cable television provider that doesn't give you access to every imaginable station?

Yossi Vardi: "The killer app is - the people"  AWESOME!

That's it, we don't like to share, but we love ourselves, so let's just make this easy on you... use our tools and we can be friends.  Use your own... and we just might sue your pants off!

I don't know about you... but this could be terrifying.

And soon Google Docs?  How about Zoho?  How about *shudder* YouTube subscriptions?  Granted, this is still a couple years away, but this is why the Gphone will rock!

Why can't we just embed WiFi and and ethernet connection on our TVs and get it over with?  Stream our content to, from and over our home networks and cut out the middle man!  Our set top boxes are already going digital... let's just get this over with.

Designing for obscurity, innovating for the sake of progress... these are amazing concepts that are sure to push innovation... in Japan.  The US is kind of like Microsoft.  We aren't always the first out the door, but we're the leader in what we do.

There are so many reasons... but the common need is for a system that speaks to our computer's digital media in the same way that our computers do.  We want to play everything we own, not everything we bought in your format.  When will we learn?

And as we get increasingly more connected and always on (crackberry!), I'd love to see a Bath and Body Works sponsored OFF button.

Digital Evolution: WWII was filmed, Vietnam was televised, the Gulf War was televised live, the current Iraq war is being blogged and the California fires are being twittered.

What's got tens of thousands of active users, sharing, submitting, recommending and discussing media properties both new and old?  BitTorrent.  Now arrest everyone.

... and that is why I love the government.  Sorry, that was for all those isp's, telcos and our federal government, who seem to believe that our freedom of speech includes their freedom to monitor.

Why hasn't the Clinton Campaign linked a video response?

So Germans have wok racing - I'm waiting for the American version: deep fryer racing.