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Monthly Archives: March 2005
End to End Vision for 2015
How might the computing and communications world be materially different in 10 to 15 years, and how might we define a research agenda that would get us to that world? In 10 years, any physical object should be able to tag itself in a way that links it to relevant information and functions in cyberspace. [...]
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End to End Vision for 2015
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BlogNashville
It’s a Heart of Darkness thing. Who will be Kurtz to my Marlow? Robert Cox quotes Ed Cone regarding the center left politics of the three WinerCons: Why don’t political conservatives come to BloggerCon? Robert Cox noted their absence at Stanford, and at his blog. As the person who invited Glenn Reynolds to be a [...]
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