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Thursday, August 17, 2000 gordon coale "I was never sucked into chat rooms or their ilk. No gaming online or off. Not even enduring modem downloads for MP3s. But RageBoy has undone me. I have been sucked into weblogs. aaaaaaaaargh!!!!!!!!" Gordon writes in mail: "I met you at the Cybercafe on Whidbey Island (north of Seattle) at a Cluetrain Manifesto reading. I do a webcast called TestingTesting -- a webcast of live music from my living room. We also do some spoken word. We want to explore the possibilities of this new medium and to not view it as 'radio' or a 'concert' and the preconceptions that people have of them. The early days of radio and TV were the same -- repurposing vaudeville for radio and repurposing radio and the stage for TV." Have a look. 11:35 AM | link | 
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