Archive for category Links
links for 2006-08-25
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If only there was a market for this last year we would have found funding for Insytes easily… Still no one doing it right yet though – but Digg is getting closer…
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Lots of interesting possibilities – Volunteermatch is just an awesome organization.
links for 2006-08-24
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Just found out the CEO of MobiTV has been writing this cool technology blog. (Mobi is a client)
links for 2006-08-23
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This is one serious Blog Design.
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This is a great idea to get more exposure for Opera. We are doing something similar with the new Media Release Microformat idea, seeking best entries for case studies in what should a new Media Release look like…
links for 2006-08-22
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Interesting premise – perhaps even a good idea. Is it time for keyboard manufacturers to remove the capslock key, or perhaps even redesign the entire thing? I will watch this as it evolves…
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It seems that Sweden’s biggest political movement is being driven by a desire to “protect culture” (and to download music without paying for it). This seems a little odd to me, and a little bit extreme – but when the owners of copyright go to the extreme
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CyWorld launched today. It is going to be very interesting to watch whether or not they can establish a substantial foothold. Clearly they will gain market share with a few niches, particularly the pre-teens and even tweeners, but only time will tell wh
links for 2006-08-21
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Very good day, but too big. I have some ideas that could really improve on the next events. Lots of great non profits in the area and I learned some valuable insights in each session I attended, which were all very well done – particularly both keynotes
links for 2006-08-19
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This is an incredible first hand account of what Jill Carroll experienced during the time she was kidnapped. There are still a few more parts yet to be published – I plan on following along…
links for 2006-08-16
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Great explanation of how Yahoo! gets it.
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Great way to get AdWords exposure donated by Google for your non profit.
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An interesting structure to note for future study – some interesting hybrid ideas for Social Media Club perhaps.
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Interesting group to talk to about school programs. Need to learn more about their methods and ideology.
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Great little interview with Toni on his entrepreneurial passion and startups in general.
links for 2006-08-15
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Turns out the original moon landing broadcast around the world was from a television camera shooting one of the technologically incompatible NASA monitors. This is the sort of thing that happens when industries dont adopt standards – doesn’t it seem sill
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The batteries were made by Sony. You would think people would stop buying from them after all the troubles with the original iPod batteries being as bad as often as they were, but turns out that is the reason DELL had its brand tarnished with flamable la
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Microsoft is working towards a create your own video game to enable the next frontier of DIY – video games. This is big. This is going to be even bigger…
links for 2006-08-12
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Not noticing all that much new in their new ‘talk’ featre that supposedly deals with the fact that “forums are broken” – but always interested to see how other people are looking at this problem.
links for 2006-08-11
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This is an interesting story of entrepreneurial spirit applied to a social issue. While the symbolism may be polarizing for some, it is an interesting premise. I have long been a supporter of the tripple bottom line in business – this is an interesting
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