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 Friday, July 04, 2003

tv bricks and politics

 


I'd like a TV brick, a device that you hook up to a tv station and a DSL line, to watch any station in the world.

Right now, the broadcasting of stations outside their "geographical territory." violates copyright agreements. Broadcasters better consider changing those agreements fast. Moving slowly means that they're losing a lot of money.
posted by William Slawski at 8:25 PM | link |


Thursday, July 03, 2003

recognizing caesar rodney

 
A ceremony in Downtown Wilmington, Delaware recognized Delaware's revolutionary days hero Caesar Rodney.

While you may be familiar with Caesar Rodney's career as a politician and signer of the Declaration of Independence, his role as a Brigadier General in George Washington's army is less well known.
posted by William Slawski at 12:43 AM | link |


Tuesday, July 01, 2003

artists v critics, round one

 
The Guardian UK has an amusing look at what they call the second most infamous libel trial of the 19th century. On one side, art and social critic John Ruskin, and on the other side James Whistler.
posted by William Slawski at 6:25 PM | link |


Monday, June 30, 2003

Delaware: Bankruptcy Venue to the World

 
Thanks to Senator Joe Biden, senior Democrat on the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee, Delaware is positioning itself as the capital of bankruptcy filings. The U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware has signed a new lease in downtown Wilmington, effectively doubling the space that the Court had in its previous building. Also, of the 29 new bankruptcy judges approved by the U.S. Senate, four will sit in Delaware full time.

Currently, Delaware is head-to-head with New York for top honors, each pulling in about 20% of all major filings. So, whether you need a 7, 11, 12 (for bankrupt family farmers) or 13, Wilmington is the place to be.

-Kevin, Law Clerk
posted by Larry at 9:06 AM | link |








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