Macromedia: “You can develop Macromedia Flash applications people can use both online and offline, right from their desktops.”
This was just announced, so I don’t fully grasp it yet. But from what I’ve seen thus far, it reminds me a lot of Pointcast. It seems they are building an online marketplace for Flash-based applications. Macromedia will keep 20% of the sales. This article by Timothy Appnel has more information.
John Udell: “Running a project Weblog is a great way to collect, organize, and publish the documents and discussions that are the lifeblood of the project and to shape these raw materials into a coherent narrative.” [ Infoworld ]
The article focuses on Radio Userland and Movable Type, and has an interesting comparison between project management flow and journalism.
No. 10:
In December, German real estate tycoon Rolf Eden, 72, announces that he is willing to pay €125,000 to any woman who can kill him through sexual intercourse, saying he plans to fly interested women to his home in Berlin for a trial run. “I don’t care why they make love to me,” Eden says, “as long as I have my fun.”
A good laff amidst the depressing talk of war and destruction. [ Business 2.0 ]
BBC: “The Cameroon health minister has deemed it necessary to warn people that drinking urine may not be good for your health.”
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