Scott Loftesness
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We Wrote the Book!
Scott’s Google Reader- How To Use A WordPress Content Template To Write Faster
- Creative Like a Fox! Dan Roam and I Compare Notes on Creative Process
- The Two-Headed Beast of Successful Habit Change
- Automatic W-9s with PDFpen
- Dr. Drang’s Writer Workflow
- Visualizing Apple’s Quarterly Results
- Announcing Kepler's 2020!
- ScrivWatcher, one more time
- 10 Keys to Giving the Greatest Presentation of Your Life
- Automator workflow of the month: Clear the iPod photo cache
- Scott’s Instapaper
- The Power of a Hug and Five Other Lessons Learned on the Road
- The Two-Headed Beast of Successful Habit Change
- Anonymous And The War Over The Internet
- A discussion with David Farber: bandwidth, cyber security, and the obsolescence of the Internet - O'Reilly Radar
- The Financial War Against Iran - Economic Intelligence (usnews.com)
- Why Every Entrepreneur Should Self-Publish a Book
- Glock - The Rise of America’s Gun - By Paul M. Barrett - Book Review - NYTimes.com
- City Of Fortune - How Venice Ruled the Seas - By Roger Crowley - Book Review - NYTimes.com
- Dropbox inventor determined to build the next Apple or Google - latimes.com
- Wired 9.03: Founding Father
Category Archives: Radio
My Secret Library in Santa Cruz
Yesterday I was wandering around Santa Cruz and need to “kill” a couple of hours. After dropping some friends off at Twin Lakes State Beach, I was driving down E. Cliff Drive and came across Live Oak Library, a beautifully … Continue reading
Listener Supported
Re: my earlier rant about the next generation of public radio, yesterday’s Sunday New York Times Book Review had a review by Columbia University journalism professor Samuel Freedman of Jack W. Mitchell’s book on public radio history “Listener Supported – … Continue reading
The Next Generation of Public Radio
Late last week, Doug Kaye spilled the beans about his plans for the future of IT Conversations and went on to discuss his new business model for the service. In some ways, Doug’s plan seems to me to represent the … Continue reading
Tom Saunders
For me, the classic San Francisco radio voice has always been Tommy Saunders. Ben Fong-Torres reports in today’s Radio Waves column in The Pink that Tom’s is retiring and will be completing his last broadcast this afternoon on KOIT. Saunders … Continue reading
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Memories of DXing!
Doc writes about his obsession with DXing as he was growing up. I shared that delight — but from a different locale in the Buckeye state. My favorites were WBZ in Boston, WLS in Chicago, and WHO in Des Moines. … Continue reading
San Francisco Bay Area Radio
Speaking of radio, I almost forgot to note that Ben Fong-Torres had a great summary of San Francisco Bay Area radio in last Sunday’s Pink section of the San Francisco Chronicle.
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Mount Wilson
I flew down to Burbank on Wednesday this week and while driving to the meeting I was going to attend I gazed off in the distance at Mount Wilson. In my youth, I remembered reading about a ham radio station … Continue reading
