Daily Archives: August 11, 2008

Oligarchs’ War?

Two oil pipelines cross Georgia from east to west. The Baku-Supsa pipeline runs from the rich oil fields of Azerbaijan to the Black Sea (the Baku-Supsa pipeline). The BTC (Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan) pipeline runs north out of Azerbaijan through Georgia, avoiding Armenia, then turning south through Turkey to the Med. The Russian Federation is served by a [...]

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Yi-Tan: Hyperlocal News

Jerry Michalski and Pip Coburn co-host Yi-Tan, a weekly conference call that eventually covers most things cyberlogical. Today’s guests were Lisa Williams — founder of placeblogger, Tish Grier — Online Community Maven and social media consultant, and Danny Ayers — (not the semantic web advocate, but rather the) Director, Interactive Media at MyNC.com – WNCN-TV. [...]

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Park suffers fallen arches…

…isn’t that a great headline?

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