photo credit: US Navy Photo
No those AREN’T Pentagon correspondents being booted out the back for publishing DOD leaks.
Today I’m off to Quantico Marine Base to shoot this wacky chopper..plane..whirly-bird thingy. If nothing else, it’ll be good pictures.
Can I just point out tha today is Friday the 13th? Given the lethal history of the [...]

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I’m a bit suspect of all the latest kerfuffle over a “Blogger Code of Ethics”.  In it, Tim O’Reilly and many other well-intentioned folk are trying to codify behavior on the internet.  It all seems a little too group-think for my tastes, and while I’m sure there are noble and useful ideas contained within such a [...]

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Josh files a Rocketboom field report about free speech colliding with “national secuirty”. I met Josh at VON07 and I assure you he’s NOT a threat. Hey, not for nuthin’, but hats off to OLD media for telling the story too! But it’s Josh’s personalization of the story that helps [...]

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