- The AMP3 MP3 Player :: Supposedly quite a bit better than the iPod according to many audiophiles.
- Roger Ebert can no longer eat or drink, but what he misses most is dining
- Summary of the angry state of research around chronic fatigue: a false battle between viral and mental
- New U.C.L.A. study says that even during a recession, legalizing undocumented immigrants would boost the U.S. economy
- Twilight of the American newspaper tells the story of San Francisco and its newspapers. And in that tale, a glimpse that we might be losing our sense of place along with the newspaper. via
- 2010 will see many newspapers attempting to convince readers to ante up for online content
- The reality of being one of Twitter’s most-followed: There ain’t much value in being the most popular
- Op: As bases close and American units leave Iraq…the Iraqi government seems to have sabotaged that achievement
- Russia drafts secret plans to divert asteroid that could hit Earth by 2032
- Fossilized remains of obsolete technology
- Are the Denver Broncos worse off under Josh McDaniels
- It’s getting personal in Toronto where Damien Cox calls Leaf’s coach Ron Wilson a hypocrite
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This is a weblog about urban issues, technology, & culture published by Jordon Cooper since 2001. You can read about me and the site here and if you are looking for one of my columns in The StarPhoenix, you can find them here. If you've got questions, concerns, or an interesting link for me, let me know
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I know you’ve thought about giving up doing these Contextless Links, but I really do love reading some of the things that you dig up. Just thought I’d says something rather than read silently.
I agree – keep the CooperLinks – I’m in San Francisco, and soon, won’t have any newspapers (even tho I get them free at work!)