Monthly Archives: February 2006

Internet censorship: Google, China and the rest of us!

Posted on February 27, 2006 by Ajay Jaiman

Google’s submission to Chinese censorship rules is perhaps more significant than Yahoo, or Microsoft’s submission, mainly because Google has, over the years, become ubiquitous to search. More importantly, Google’s submission invites concern because many people see Google to be this … Continue reading →

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A Traveling Photographer and a Nomadic Museum

Posted on February 21, 2006 by Ajay Jaiman

Gregory Colbert has traveled the world for more than a decade and photographed encounters between humans and large animals in Burma, Sri Lanka, Egypt, India, Ethiopia and Kenya. This traveling photographer’s photo exhibition is, appropriately, housed in a 56,000-square-foot nomadic … Continue reading →

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Lessons from LINUX Asia for non-geeks!

Posted on February 21, 2006 by Ajay Jaiman

Thirty slides and one hour into the ‘utter meaninglessness of life without Oracle’ presentation I began to wonder if I had been suckered into paying to hear sales pitches that I did not understand or care for. This was just … Continue reading →

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Razing MG1. Raising hope!

Posted on February 2, 2006 by Ajay Jaiman

My sympathies to all the big shot designers who lost there outlets and their high-profile 1MG Road address. Really, I know it hurts to loose something that you have paid for — even if you buy Liz Claiborne rip-off and … Continue reading →

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