Yesterday, on the sunny side of Orchard Street, not a single person walked alone. Every one was a part of two. Did you see? I watched as the couples strolled, arms and fingers tangled like ivy around a chain link fence. Like Isobel Cambpell's soft breath fluttering around Mark Lanegan's gentle grumble.
Top of the 4th, tied at one.
Do you wanna come walk with me?
I'm not saying I love you, I won't say I'll be true…
Jennifer LeClair at TechNewsWorld writes about record labels pushing Apple to raise the price of ITMS downloads. What's most fascinating about the piece are the fact that it uses a a seven-month-old Steve Jobs quote and a call from Apple'sEnvisioneering Group Director Richard Doherty for record labels to "open their balance sheets to show where they are losing money on this."
Oh yeah, like that'll happen.
The money quote here is: "The record labels agreed to Apple's one-price-fits-all model three years ago. However, when Apple's license expires, the…
It sometimes takes a brother to illuminate the obvious; Jim Teacher writes in:
Wouldn't the opposite of convention be instinct? In that it's not taught.Instinct can't be eclipsed.
Thanks, brother. Instinct is the word I was looking for.
I've been presented with many awesome and thoughtful e-mails concerning the last couple of blog…
One of the things I love about technology is the way it allows us all to study in detail stuff like this—artifacts that we would have rarely been able to have glimpsed in the good old days