"...Journalism needs great hackers. Not just nerds, but programmers who care -- about the values of journalism and the power of a free press to hold government accountable. Luckily, hackers are a freedom-minded bunch. The free software movement is rooted in many of the same principals that guide journalism.

Traditional journalists completely failed the public in the SCO cases...If journalists are simply reorganizing press releases, there's really no need for journalism, is there?

Do you ever get the feeling that your system is being flooded with a bunch of junk files that you can't get rid of? I know I do. Well, I'm going to show you a few ways to get rid of most of those annoying junk files and "free up lot of "disk-space".

What sounds like DRM is really a cool open source journalism tool. That's my take-away from Associated Press to build news registry to protect content — a press release that went up on 23 July. After you get past the opening paragraphs, which are pure paranoidese...

A new announcement which covers Novell's SLERT is ushered in mostly by parroting (maybe plagiarism) from the press

Failures of the commercial media are shown using five new examples, ranging from daemonisation of Microsoft competitors (including, notably, Free software) to news reports that are merely Microsoft advertisements

Seeking out and responding to FUD is not about slinging mud in the other direction. It’s about correcting lies, rumors and bad press. For me, it’s about providing an alternative view on things. I just happen to be passionate about Linux in particular, based on my own conversion.

There is a lack of truth in journalism. Between the M$ FUD being spread and the Micro$oft Media Mafia controlling everything, here's some useful information to help fight against Ballmer and his cronies at Novell.

"Representational state transfer (REST) is a style of software architecture for distributed hypermedia systems such as the World Wide Web.