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Low-Cost Digital TV Converters Available Friday

You may recall how, despite the imminent shift to digital TV, many stores aren't carrying low-cost digital TV converters. Well, if you're among those in possession of a government coupon for a converter, Friday's your chance to get hooked up. Local group Reclaim the Media is teaming up with several ... More >>

Paul Allen vs. Google?

You may recall how, despite the imminent shift to digital TV, many stores aren't carrying low-cost digital TV converters. Well, if you're among those in possession of a government coupon for a converter, Friday's your chance to get hooked up. Local group Reclaim the Media is teaming up with several ... More >>

The Seattle Oil Tycoon

An update of Paul Allen's world: pipelines, insurance, and maybe some bankruptcy.

Pocket Jukebox

An update of Paul Allen's world: pipelines, insurance, and maybe some bankruptcy.

Found Money

An update of Paul Allen's world: pipelines, insurance, and maybe some bankruptcy.

Thanks For The Digitally Enhanced Memories

An update of Paul Allen's world: pipelines, insurance, and maybe some bankruptcy.

Wherefore and Wi-Fi

An update of Paul Allen's world: pipelines, insurance, and maybe some bankruptcy.

(PC - P) + E = CE

An update of Paul Allen's world: pipelines, insurance, and maybe some bankruptcy.

Ventures: Wipeout

An update of Paul Allen's world: pipelines, insurance, and maybe some bankruptcy.

Qwest Mess

An update of Paul Allen's world: pipelines, insurance, and maybe some bankruptcy.

Toxic computers

An update of Paul Allen's world: pipelines, insurance, and maybe some bankruptcy.

News Clips— Needle Exchange

An update of Paul Allen's world: pipelines, insurance, and maybe some bankruptcy.

Wired but wireless

An update of Paul Allen's world: pipelines, insurance, and maybe some bankruptcy.

The Browser

An update of Paul Allen's world: pipelines, insurance, and maybe some bankruptcy.

Start-ups and shut downs

An update of Paul Allen's world: pipelines, insurance, and maybe some bankruptcy.

We're only in it for the money

An update of Paul Allen's world: pipelines, insurance, and maybe some bankruptcy.

How broad is your bandwidth?

An update of Paul Allen's world: pipelines, insurance, and maybe some bankruptcy.

Alexa, DoubleClick: private, shmivate

An update of Paul Allen's world: pipelines, insurance, and maybe some bankruptcy.

High-tech companies discover the Old Economy

An update of Paul Allen's world: pipelines, insurance, and maybe some bankruptcy.

Best of the rest

An update of Paul Allen's world: pipelines, insurance, and maybe some bankruptcy.

Enlightened exploitation

An update of Paul Allen's world: pipelines, insurance, and maybe some bankruptcy.

Patently mine

An update of Paul Allen's world: pipelines, insurance, and maybe some bankruptcy.

Money for nothing?

An update of Paul Allen's world: pipelines, insurance, and maybe some bankruptcy.

Where did you go today?

An update of Paul Allen's world: pipelines, insurance, and maybe some bankruptcy.

AD NAUSEAM?

An update of Paul Allen's world: pipelines, insurance, and maybe some bankruptcy.

Campaign 2000.com

An update of Paul Allen's world: pipelines, insurance, and maybe some bankruptcy.

Virtual roller coaster

An update of Paul Allen's world: pipelines, insurance, and maybe some bankruptcy.

Don't touch that dial

An update of Paul Allen's world: pipelines, insurance, and maybe some bankruptcy.

Dialing for digits

An update of Paul Allen's world: pipelines, insurance, and maybe some bankruptcy.

An industry divided

An update of Paul Allen's world: pipelines, insurance, and maybe some bankruptcy.

Vive la differFrance

An update of Paul Allen's world: pipelines, insurance, and maybe some bankruptcy.

Drag-and-shop

An update of Paul Allen's world: pipelines, insurance, and maybe some bankruptcy.

Submerging channels

An update of Paul Allen's world: pipelines, insurance, and maybe some bankruptcy.

The Dow of Shrooms

Within four days of shopping at the market, I saw the price of morels and porcinis fluctuate more than Apple stock on a Jobs death watch. The four day high for morels came to $40 per pound on Thursday, though that may have been pay back to me from the vendor who I made cut my porcinis in half on T ... More >>

NYT Lauds Seattle E-Waste Efforts

Americans are scrapping their pre-digital TV sets in astonishing numbers, and Seattle is at the vanguard of the e-waste movement. As The New York Times reports, local companies like tech salvage shop RE-PC and commercial recycling operation Total Reclaim are doing booming business. We reported on th ... More >>

Bada-Powered-by-Bing: Microsoft and Yahoo Finally Make a Deal

Dude, it's made!​Steve Ballmer probably "loves this company" even more today, as Microsoft finally got its search deal with Yahoo!. (Wouldn't it be cool if, as part of the deal, Microsoft had to add an exclamation point to its name as well?) For at least the next ten years, Microsoft's Bing wi ... More >>

This Day in History: Microsoft Bails Out Apple

Uncle Bill got a chilly welcome from Apple's shareholders​It was August 6, 1997, Microsoft was being sued by the federal government, and Apple was struggling. No one had even heard of an iPod. Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced to the company's shareholders that Microsoft was buying $150 million i ... More >>

CD Reviews: Soul Kata and Ramona Falls

Uncle Bill got a chilly welcome from Apple's shareholders​It was August 6, 1997, Microsoft was being sued by the federal government, and Apple was struggling. No one had even heard of an iPod. Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced to the company's shareholders that Microsoft was buying $150 million i ... More >>

Newsweek's Massive F U to Ballmer

​Guess who's about to wake up next to a horse's severed head? Newsweek technology writer Daniel Lyons. In a blog post yesterday, which goes into print next week, he offers up some choice words for the Microsoft CEO. Some select quotes: "Instead of being scary, Microsoft has become a bit of a ... More >>

T-Mobile Service Currently Down: Ominous Sign for Mallahan?

Mallahan makes use of more reliable communication technology at the REVERB debate than his cellular company's.​Being a T-Mobile subscriber, and being surrounded by a handful of T-Mobile subscribers here on Western Avenue, I can confirm that, presently, T-Mobile service is on the fritz. And tha ... More >>

As If Tim Eyman Hasn't Done Enough Damage, Now His Web Site Can F**k Up Your Computer

The black means he's evil...​Or so says Google. According to a "Safe Browsing" advisory from the search giant, Eyman's site, www.permanent-offense.org [don't click, for the love of humanity!], is "listed as suspicious" and "may harm your computer." It seems that destroying our state's tax b ... More >>

Now Tim Eyman's Going to F**k Up Your Computer, Too

The black means he's evil...​Or so says Google. According to a "Safe Browsing" advisory from the search giant, Eyman's site, www.permanent-offense.org [don't click, for the love of humanity!], is "listed as suspicious" and "may harm your computer." It seems that destroying our state's tax b ... More >>

Uh-Oh: Ex-Employee Says Microsoft Today Is Like IBM in 1985

Time for Microsoft to give up the throne?​Don Dodge was the start-up guru for Microsoft until he got laid off in November. Within a week he was hired at Google. (And thus able to play with all the fun new toys he'd been denied in Redmond.) Now, in an interview with Nick Eaton at the Microsoft ... More >>

Reader: Microsoft Would be Smart to Avoid IBM Comparisons

What do a mouse and elephant have to do with Microsoft and IBM? Read on.​Reader lurker responds to Uh-Oh: Ex-Employee Says Microsoft Today Is Like IBM in 1985. It's worth reading just for the quote at the end. "And let's not forget the highly relevant fact that Microsoft got its start by pigg ... More >>

Bill Gates on Google's China Stance: "They've Done Nothing and Gotten a lot of Credit For It."

"And furthermore, these 'O' glasses are too foggy. Harumph, harumph."​Before flying to the World Economic Forum in Switzerland to accept his crown as Emperor of the New World Order announce an expansion of his foundation's vaccine program, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates stopped by the offices ... More >>