If you set out to write the "killer app," aren't you doomed from the start? Aren't most killer apps accidents that somebody had the imagination to put to as-yet-unforeseen uses?
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Great Places
- Berkman Center for Internet & Society
Connectivity, innovation, & the law - CAIDA (the Cooperative Association for Internet Data Analysis)
- Capital Institute
Sound and hopeful ideas for remaking Finance so that people matter. - Confused of Calcutta
J.P. Rangaswami's unique take on the world....of information - Cook's Collaborative Edge
Historian whose work spans from the dawn of ('net) time into the future - Deanland
No, it's not "Wayne's World:" it's Dean's land! - Doc Searls Weblog
You can also visit Doc here. - Etymological Sources & Links
...from Word Origins, a favorite of mine - Frank Coluccio's Technology Forum
Deftly melds knowledge, wisdom, and wit - isen.blog
..where David vigilantly defends our freedom of speech and of audition - Lex Ferenda
daithí mac sithigh’s blog on cyberlaw....and then some! - Listics
Frank Paynter's latest and greatest - MetaCurrency Project
Dream big, cultivate your curiosity, ponder the future of currency. - P2P Foundation
Global network dedicated to exploring alternate models of value and exchange. Check it out! - PhilaStories
A compelling entryway into the world of digital storytelling - Public Knowledge
News & opinion on citizens' rights in a digital culture. - SATN.org
Comments from Frankston, Bricklin, Reed, and Friends - Semantic Atlas
Si vous aimez bien la langue, allez-y vite! - SSRN-The Social Sciences Research Network
- Technology and Tolerance
A report from the Brookings Institution - Writings and Musings
Pure, unadulterated Frankston
