Archive for December, 2004

VloggerCon 2005?

Friday, December 31st, 2004

Last night at the Geek dinner - people scoffed at me - when I mentioned VloggerCon 2005. Fucking cynics.
This is gonna be fun. No tech agenda, just video nerds talking about content and how to stay alive while waiting for the ‘end-user content revolution’ to happen - when they all get kept alive by […]

I wish I was in Trieste right now

Friday, December 31st, 2004

ccPublisher 1.0

Thursday, December 30th, 2004

Congrats to the folks at Creative Commons on shipping a stable client side tool for attaching Creative Commons licenses to your media and uploading it to the the Internet Archives.
Now we gotta keep track of who’s uploaded what, share those files, set up communities and eventually establish our own marketplace to buy, sell, trade or […]

From Phil Pearson…

Thursday, December 30th, 2004

Phil write….

Merry Christmas, all.
It’s been a pretty quiet year for me, nothing like 2002 (when I created PyCS, bzero, the blogging ecosystem) and 2003 (the Topic Exchange). I’ve just quietly been tweaking things, maintaining what I already have done, and concentrating on work.
Let’s see about 2005, eh …
[second p0st]

Something tells me Phil is going […]

Gartenberg on Orb

Thursday, December 30th, 2004

Michael Gartenberg: “I’ve taken a little time off but have been spending it looking at some new technologies. One of the most interesting has been from Orb Networks. Orb promises to turn your PC, PDA and Smartphone into a mobile entertainment portal. Promising to deliver your music, pictures, video and live TV, Orb delivers quite […]

Eric Rice discovers that HP is doing DLAs

Thursday, December 30th, 2004

Eric Rice wrote…..

It’s like Flickr, location-based moblogging with audio annotation, and a mobile-phone based operating system shell that reminds me of those guys that tried to make an OS that was history-based and stacked:
Keyword(s): digital media; photo sharing; multimodal; camera phones; storytelling
Abstract: The convergence of communication and imaging capabilities in a single device, the camera […]

I nominate Dick Hardt

Thursday, December 30th, 2004

Doc Searls in a partially defensive response to something Dave Winer wrote about identity - asks:

….identity needs a Dave Winer: an independent developer and free-range technologist who tirelessly advocates something that will work for everybody — and for users and developers diggin’ together. I’d like to name names, but I’d rather see somebody step […]

Blogging and Discovering about Marqui

Thursday, December 30th, 2004

I’ve been waiting a bit to see what our bloggers thought about Marqui.
There have been a few stumbles (mainly my fault) but we’re finally looking like a real program now - so I can let you all know preliminary results:
Lucas Gonze - at least tried to try it out and is discovering that […]

10 Years Ago

Wednesday, December 29th, 2004

OK - so I didn’t mark this exactly with an October 12th anninversary - but it was 10 years ago that Dave Winer first ‘blogged’ me - rapping out my Marc’s 10 Things.
In honor of this auspicious anniversary - I’d like to comment on or update many of these claims on things that the media […]

Thursday night Geek dinner at Chaat Cafe - 320 3rd st.

Monday, December 27th, 2004

And so it came to pass that the Thursday night (Dec. 30th) dinner be held at Chaat Cafe - in the shadows of Moscone - only a block away from Lulus. A virtual upheavel erupted after my absurd suggestion to have a party at Lulus.
But “no” - they complained, “it’s too expensive, too hoidy […]