links for 2008-10-14

Let's get one thing straight both parties have added regulations in recent years, except in very limited cases.

We've nationalized before when it was needed, not so anti-American.

"Still, the final legislation creates new classes of felony criminal copyright infringement, adds civil forfeiture provisions that incorporate by reference parts of the Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Act of 1970, and directs the Copyright Czar to lobby foreign governments to adopt stronger IP laws."

Now you get to drink some white wine along with your red wine.

How do stay prepared financially.

So how should you invest in this market?

So can I stop supporting IE6 on my work sites?

The culture chart of an organization is just as important if not more important than the organization chart.

NK restored access for nuclear inspectors after the US removed them from the list of terrorism sponsors.

Iraq says the British aren't needed except to help train Iraqi troops.

Krugman on McCain's health care plan.

$250bn straight into banks.

So after today's run up on the market's what happens tomorrow.

That's the way you should be catching terrorists.

Where are the dynamic web languages going?

Why not use Hulu for this?

"The Nobel jury said Prof Krugman's work had led to theories that could help explain the effects of free trade and globalisation and the driving force behind worldwide urbanisation." Yep, he defiantly deserves it, even if you disagree with his NYT columns, the man is a great economist.

MySpace makes it's own advertising system for display ads.

Finally, about MSM realized that not all information is on one site.

Good news for Morgan Stanley.

Gotta build out those sitemaps to make Google happy.

Okay so nice that more browsers support Silverlight, umm what runs on Silverlight.

Okay so money doesn't make that great of a difference in an election, but more money spent on advertising is the best place to put it.

"The McCain/Palin campaign has written a fantastic letter to YouTube demanding that they start getting real about the response they're giving to notice and take-down demands of material that "are clearly privileged under the fair use doctrine." Here is the letter. Bravo to the campaign." Bravo indeed.

Finally we have a name Windows 7. All right bets on them changing it before it get's released.

Guess what I won't be buying this Christmas.