ultrasparky: time-lapse view of the wtc explosions.
sorting out the myths and legends.
"it almost looks like a model".
wired: "anti-attack feds push carnivore – just hours after [...], fbi agents began to visit web-based, e-mail firms and network providers, according to engineers at those companies who spoke on condition of anonymity".
i am still not able to concentrate on my daily work... it's amazing how everyone tries to cope with the situation. i have seen fear in faces i was not suspecting it.
right now i was interviewed by a reporter of fm4 about the role of the web in yesterday's drama, stumbling over words. darned, i forgot to ask when it will be broadcast...
pravda: "does ben laden really exist?" (via elephäntville).
cbs news: "broadway goes dark". a country is freezing the fun.
links related to yesterday's attack as link of the day at perlentaucher.
quintessenz: "wo schlief die nsa?"
on the search for a reply to those who think (and especially those who now will start to think) that less privacy is more safety.
the austrian political weblogs react: ceiberweiber, ballhausplatz.
village voice is "listening to the arabs of new york" (via popo.at).
alternative reports at commondreams.org.
redirect: worldwideklein reports directly from washington.
the guardian has a collection of newspaper front pages and a summary about "what the middle east papers say".
nzz: "usama bin ladin – der 'schwarze prinz'".
intelligence resource program: "al-qa'idah / international islamic front for jihad against the jews and crusaders / usama ibn ladin".
nida'ul islam magazine: "the new powder keg in the middle east" – an interview with "mujahid usamah bin ladin".
die zeit: "die mythen um osama bin laden".
wilhelm-griesinger institute: »zur psychologie der gewalt« (via der standard).