This is great and shows a really fun personality in politics.

Quoted: 2007/12/03 - Rep. Dennis Kucinich stole the show at the Brown and Black Democratic Forum when he hijacked the format to ask himself a question. - Kucinich Asks Himself a Question

Another Hulu article, this one from the NYT.

Quoted: Created by NBC and Fox to bring free television to the Web, Hulu plans to begin sending videos to its partners, Microsoft, AOL, MySpace, Yahoo and Comcast.

A detailed review of the new Amazon MP3 store from one of my favorite bloggers.

A NYT piece about Ayn Rand's influence on well known capitalists, including Alan Greenspan.

Quoted: Ayn Rand’s “Atlas Shrugged,”a glorification of the right of individuals to live entirely for their own interest, influenced Alan Greenspan and others.

Piper Jaffray's Gene Munster believes that the current 300% uptick in iPhone sales since the recent $200 price drop is "not sustainable." Today, on NPR, however, I heard Steve Jobs claim that they'd sell 10 million of these bad-boys this year. Yowzah! Makes me wonder if Apple has more tricks up their sleeve for this holiday season or if business is just going to be flat out insane?

To date, iPhone has sold 1 million units in 2.5 months. To put that in perspective though, it took them 2 years to sell 1 million iPods.

Hearst is set to announce the purchase of Kaboodle very soon.

Allofmp3.com was finally shut down.

Quoted: The music download website whose activities threatened to scupper Russia's entry into the World Trade Organisation (WTO) has been shut down.

Our investment club has owned shares in Home Depot for 5 or 6 years. It is really nice to see Bob Nardelli gone and Frank Blake doing everything he can to improve morale and transparency to his investors. It's also nice that he takes less than 25% of the compensation of his predecssor. Finally, perhaps some governance!

Quoted: The chief for the home improvement chain will try to make up for past mistakes by laying out his vision for the future at its annual meeting Wednesday.

Nasty business trying to bring technology to the world's poor when the world's largest chipmaker takes your idea and slashes your prices. Still, if I were Intel, I'd probably be trying to find a way to bring a low-cost computer to the underprivileged and children's market as well.

Quoted: One Laptop per Child's Nicholas Negroponte accuses chip-maker Intel of undermining his not for profit scheme.