Talk:Daily Me

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Daily Me is also a newspaper that you "can make on your own". It was made by Eduardo Hauser. This man was born on March 1st 1969 and he is 38 years old. He has 3 kids and lives in Hollywood, FL

While Negroponte is certainly the popularizer of the term, it's unclear that he coined it. In Being Digital, Negroponte is talking about a project called "Fishwrap", organized by Pascal Chesnais and Walter Bender, which was an early customizable online newspaper. I've edited to reference Fishwrap and the Chesnais contribution. Ethanz (talk) 22:53, 13 January 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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