Michael Cervieri is a ScribeLabs co-founder and an Adjunct Professor at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs. On Twitter, he’s @bmunch.
Archive for Michael Cervieri
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Batch O’ Fonts
Whenever free stuff is for the taking, we like to spread the love. Free Geekery lists 101 fonts offered by various foundries to help get your design projects off the ground.
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BitTorrent Use Growing
While groups like the Motion Picture Association of America and others have scored legal victories over torrent sites, and Swedish prosecutors have indicted the famed Pirate Bay, BitTorrent use is growing. Fast. Like 24% since last November, according to ArsTechnica.
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Has Capacity Been Reached?
Something tells me this somehow relates to Network Neutrality: AT&T Vice President of Legislative Affairs claims that the Internet will be “full” by 2010 due to the the amount of media now pumping through them pipes.
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South Park’s YouTube Hall of Shame
South Park brings together the who’s who of YouTube video fame… and then snuffs them.
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Who Killed Colonel Mustard? And What’s Psystar?
On Tuesday we ran a brief blurb about a company called Psystar and their curious new $400 OpenMac. And that’s when all sorts of oddities began.
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We Work Hard for the Money
Drew takes the red-eye back from Vegas and almost makes it through the day.
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ScribeMedia.Org Summer Program
Summertime comes and recent graduates are looking for things to do. We have things to do. Lots of things to do.
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Color Us Tickled: ScribeMedia Wins an Emmy
As ScribeMedia.Org wins an Emmy for its Reporting AIDS series we ponder the WebTV-television divide.
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Usability v Searchability: Is it an Either/Or Proposition?
VIDEO: In an age where search is king, and Microsoft wants Yahoo! so it too can join the search kingdom, how do you balance the searchability of Rich Internet Applications with its usability. Anthony Franco, President, EffectiveUI, discusses the possibilities.
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Time Keeps on Ticking… Cheers to the New Year
Article: A look back at 2007 and a tipsy drink forward to 2008. Where we’ve been, where we’re going to and how we’re going to to get there.
