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random thoughts on the impact of law and policy on ICT... and vice versa
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- Halo 3 Takes the Cake
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- Of porn sites and the NBI
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one effect of new technology introduced in entertainment is that some stars don't translate well into the upgrade.
silent film star lillian gish had a squeaky voice that reduced her star quality when sound was introduced to the movies.
and now, it seems that some stars don't translate too well in the unforgivingly high resolution of HDTV (see: http://www.tvpredictions.com/fall2005hd092605.html)
i wonder who among our stars won't make it through the transition. :P
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