Category Archives: dead media

Because media has a flavour

Posted on June 20, 2007 by Thomas Purves

These are two exterior walls. They serve (roughly) the same physical purpose. They live across the street. 52nd street if I remember. B) is the north side of the brand new redesign of the the NYC MoMA A) is just … Continue reading →

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Is it just me or is Outlook archiving dumb?

Posted on May 25, 2007 by Thomas Purves

Is it just me or is Outlook’s (and Exchange’s) insistence on “archiving” items and restricting the size of your inbox just stupid and something that must irritate and/or baffle millions of users? ‘Would you like to archive old items now?” … Continue reading →

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Voip (finally?) Getting Interesting

Posted on May 23, 2007 by Thomas Purves

According to this piece at the inq Intel has a crack at computer telephony by way of the WSJ, Intel (of all people) is looking to finally deliver on the promise of voip. Voip for a long time has followed … Continue reading →

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