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From: Frank A. Coluccio3/16/2007 8:17:46 PM
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Doc Searls and the Giant Zero

[FAC: As found in Phil Windley's IT Conversations newsletter. Doc
Searls, for those unaware, is an editor of Linux Journal and, I'm pleased
to say, a fellow member of the Cook Report on Internet architectural
and economic discussion group. Windley goes on to say: ]
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Last week, Scott Lemon and I had a very enjoyable conversations with
Doc Searls about a concept he's calling The Giant Zero. The concept is
simple. In Doc's words:

The metaphor is a play on the meaning of both World of Ends (which I
co-wrote with fellow Berkman fellow David Weinberger) and The Stupid
Network, by Berkman alumnus David Isenberg. (David is also my given
name, by the way. Coincidence?) The origin of the metaphor, however, is
Craig Burton, who was the first to observe that an end-to-end
architecture in which every point is essentially zero distance from
every other point (and as stupid as possible in the middle as well),
would geometrically resemble a 3-D zero. From The Doc Searls Weblog :
Monday, September 18, 2006Referenced Tue Mar 13 2007 09:26:54
GMT-0600

It was great and I wish you could have all listened. Oh wait! You can.
We recorded it and it's live at IT Conversations today: Doc Searls and
the Giant Zero on the Technometria Podcast.

Click for links...
itconversations.com

ipost.com

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