I even had a doll made of me.  
 

So it was about a year ago - that danah boyd got real upset at me for posting an image of a host of a party (we were putting on) having fun. She felt as though it wasn’t a very professional way of promoting a ‘professional’ party.
I stated at the time how full of [...]

I sure hope to see Russell Beattie somewhere in my travels.
I gotta get him to help me find his new MyYahoo RSS reader for mobile phones.
I got a coolio 6630 from Charlie Shick at Nokia - and I’m roaming around using it and it’s fancy features. Sure hope loading data off ofit works - [...]

Steve Gillmor writes of the Trifecta.
Any other participants besides me and Mary Hodder?

So following up on years of work by Alf Eaton - the folks at PubSub have released - ’structured blogging’ which takes Reviews to the next step - with a nice UI plug-in for WordPress.
Somebody nominate this man to be head of OpenReviews! And don’t forget OpenRecipes! Meg Hourihan needs somewhere to store [...]

6:30 AM flight gets me into Austin by 2PM tomorrow.
Get to see Matt Mullenweg and Jon Lebkowsky and all sorts of peeps.
Some of us are going for the Trifecta: SXSW, Etech and then PC Forum.

PaidContent.org pointed me to an interesting rap.
The premise is that Microsoft’s RSS reader is yet another link in the micro-content chain.
It’s certainly hard to be in the DLA business WITHOUT an aggregator.

So as part of our resurgence - we’ve put up a new web site.
We’ve been proving our business model and signing up clients. The best part are the cold calls.

Mark Pincus raps it out……
The PeopleWeb
i believe we are close to the point where people will start to be organized online into a ‘peopleweb’ where browsers will surf and search through people not pages. i will attempt to describe the what, how and why below.
what is the peopleweb? as more people take on ‘open’ identities [...]

So Mary Hodder and I have been discussing “how could you do Technorati tags” = open.
Apparently it is NOT required to use the Technorati domain in your tags - but that’s something people haven’t caught onto and since the first generation of tagging ‘plug-ins’ went out without that feature - needless to say almost everyone [...]