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Is it possible to control the internet or the free flow of information? It's a question that could easily be dismissed as a fools errand. Yet, in the span of a month, there has been a noticeable number of interesting attempts to do so. Clearly, there are those that think it's possible.

Take Control of Syncing Data in Leopard

Web Meets World: Privacy and the Future of the Cloud

OOXML standards finally published and available free!

Fake real-time blog from JTC1 Meeting, Nara, Japan

dekePod on Holiday Slimming the Photoshop Way

When Times Get Tough, the Tough Invent

Web Architecture and Programming in the Cloud: Rough Cuts Version

Managing Open Source Complexity

Small Apps, Loosely-Joined Into Contextual Tasks

The Commoditization of Massive Data Analysis

YouTube: An Insider's Guide to Climbing the Charts: Make a Splash on YouTube

Installing Rails on Hardy Heron (Desktop)

Installing Rails on Ubuntu Hardy Heron (Server)

Why Microsoft's free AV won't matter

CRTC: 'Bell Canada Can Throttle BitTorrent - For Now'

Aussie Movie & TV Industry Sues ISP for Allowing P2P Piracy

Nancy Duarte at the San Francisco SoHo - Nov 24 2008

Embracing the Green! New, Eco-friendly Craft Vol. 9 from O'Reilly Meida Features 21 Clever Re-use Projects

Head First Algebra: Rough Cuts Version--New from O'Reilly: A Brain-Friendly Guide to Solving Algebraic Equations

Adobe AIR 1.5 Cookbook--New from O'Reilly: Solutions and Practical Examples from Rich Internet Application Developers