Links for 06-23-2008

• Rob Galbraith DPI: Firefox 3, released today, supports colour managed web browsing - Enabling color-managed Web browsing in Firefox.
• Zoomii.com - The "Real" Online Bookstore - An attempt to replicate the look and feel of a real bookstore online. Intriguing idea though I'm not sure it's responsive enough to really work.
• SomaFM: Listener Supported, Commercial-Free Internet Radio - A recommendation from Simon Phipps. I'll have to check it out.
• Analyst predictions :) « Technobabble 2.0 - Funny. [via carterlusher]
• Link by Link - Delaying News in the Era of the Internet - NYTimes.com - "In the case of Wikipedia, this is emphatically not what the site was meant to do. One of the principles of the site is No Original Research — every fact must have appeared somewhere reputable before it can be repeated...Yet, time and again Wikipedia has been the place where news has broken, usually from anonymous writers who report a death on a person’s article page, like that of the feminist writer Andrea Dworkin in 2005, or, a year later, the killing of the film director and actress Adrienne Shelley in Greenwich Village."
• Cody's, landmark Berkeley bookstore, closes - Sad. Harvard Square is pretty slim pickings these days too with the Coop the only major store left. (Though it was good to see the Globe Corner Bookstore reopen in a new location much tomy pleasant surprise.)
• 10 Reasons Why The Black Hats Have Us Outgunned | HaveMacWillBlog (aka Robin Bloor’s Blog) - Scary stuff.
• Reason Magazine - The Wealth of LibriVox - Reason article about the LibriVox audiobooks project.
• Book Review - 'The Pixar Touch,' by David A. Price - Review - NYTimes.com - Nice article about the history of Pixar.
• Rough Type: Nicholas Carr's Blog: Two aphorisms and a few notes - "Blogging is the soapbox in the park, the shout in the street; Twitter is the whispering of a clique."
• Pipl - People Search - It's surprising (and a bit scary) some of the things that this turns up.
• bbum’s weblog-o-mat » Blog Archive » What is good tequila? - Good overview.
• Charles and Ray Eames and the Polaroid SX-70 - Shoot The Blog - Cool video of Charles and Ray Eames explaining the SX-70 camera.
• Mad Men - Very Short List - "...[last season] watching TV became a depressing exercise. The saving grace? AMC’s gleaming 1960’s-era drama Mad Men." Fully agree. It tries a bit too hard at times to look and act period but well worth watching.
• Delicious founder leaves Yahoo | Tech news blog - CNET News.com - "Yahoo believes there are plenty other folks to keep Delicious healthy" Seems rather optimistic presumption on the part of Yahoo to presume that there was anything about del.icio.us especially helthy to begin with--other than healthy share of mind in a product category that they've helped to make a backwater.
• ASCII by Jason Scott: Midphase's New Goat Herders - Bad customer service is forever.