November 25, 2004
The Comfort Zone
PERSONAL HISTORY
Growing up with Charlie Brown.
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November 24, 2004
Citizen Kubrick
Stanley Kubrick’s films were landmark events—majestic, memorable and richly researched. But, as the years went by, the time between films grew longer and longer, and less and less was seen of the director. What on earth was he doing? Two years after his death, Jon Ronson was invited to the Kubrick estate and let loose among the fabled archive. He was looking for a solution to the mystery—this is what he found
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November 17, 2004
Something Borrowed
ANNALS OF CULTURE
Should a charge of plagiarism ruin your life?
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November 15, 2004
The cost of ideas
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
It is becoming ever more apparent that the patent system isn’t working
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Posted by cds at 02:02 PM
| Politics
November 13, 2004
Nullsoft, 1997–2004
WEBHEAD
aol kills off the last maverick tech company.
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Posted by cds at 01:16 AM
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November 11, 2004
Desert Island DJ
How John Peel helped shape American musical taste.
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Posted by cds at 02:15 PM
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November 10, 2004
Outside the Box
THE SKY LINE
Yoshio Taniguchi’s elegant expansion of the Modern.
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Posted by cds at 10:47 AM
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Music’s brighter future
THE MUSIC INDUSTRY
The internet will eventually be wonderful for music buyers, but it is still a threat to today’s dominant record labels
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November 06, 2004
The Decline of Brands
Sure, there are more brands than ever. But they’re taking a beating—or, even worse, being ignored. Who’s to blame? A new breed of hyperinformed superconsumers.
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Posted by cds at 03:38 PM
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