“German law enforcement officials said indictments could be filed as early as this week against the suspects, including four pilots, a medic and members of an operations unit. The most serious charge is expected to be kidnapping, according to an official who asked not to be named.”
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If you’ve been playing the MP3 game for more than a few years, you’ve probably amassed a library that’s both sizable and eclectic. It’s probably a bit messy, too, with inconsistent volume levels, missing or incorrect album art and messed-up metadata. Fortunately, these problems aren’t difficult to correct. Let’s start with volume leveling.
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“If you’ve read the 150+ articles on TML and still have no idea what Digg.com is, this one’s for you. Who better to explain to you what Digg.com is than the site’s founder, Kevin Rose? The audio is a little over 40 minutes long and was originally presented at The Future of Web Apps Summit. [...]
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The Columbia Journalism Review’s David Cohn (aka Digidave here on Digg) offers his perspective the power top submitters have on Digg, the problem with self-promotion, and the ethics of being paid to Digg. Good read!
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This guy isn’t your regular blogger. He’s a former CIA officer who became deputy director for transportation security, anti-terrorism assistance training, and special operations in the State Department’s Office of Counter terrorism until 1993. This bit of analysis is right on if you ask me. Too bad nobody was listening to him before [...]
Disney isn’t in it for the morality. It’s all about the Benjamins. Why else would they allow Melanie Morgan’s co-host, Lee Rodgers to tell his listeners that good reason exists to “go in and attack the New York Times.” Why do they allow express advocacy of violence against innocents to be broadcast from their corporate [...]