Archive for October, 2006

TechCrunch UK launch party

Monday, October 23rd, 2006

Congrats to Michael Arrington and Sam Sethi on their launch of TechCrunch UK.  Reports have been flying in on what a great party is was.
Here’s some party shots:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Business 2.0 2.0

Monday, October 23rd, 2006

The love this new faceroll of Bloggers that Business 2.0 is promoting.  The titles of each of their focus areas is also compelling and well constructured Information Archuiecture.  It makes yah wanna go and read it.
I’m always tantalized when a straight publisher acknowledges that like $$$Billions$$$$ are made every year - on p0rn.   And religion [...]

“The Office” as Netscape

Monday, October 23rd, 2006

Ever wonder how people find the time to do these faux, look-alike celebrity TV show ripoffs?
What totally amazes me - is when they’re done this good and are so entertaining.
So I can highly recommend you to go check out Jason Calacanis and company’s version of “The Office”.
Because after all - taking a tired old, played out [...]

AOL is now open

Monday, October 23rd, 2006

So I’m reading through the Web 2.0 schedule, and I stumble upon this - a sponsored workshop:
**AOL** is Open: New Contexts, New Opportunities (Sponsored by AOL)
Marcien Jenckes, AOL
Date: Tuesday, November 07
Time: 10:00am - 11:15am
Location: Presidio , AOL Tuesday, November 07 10:00am - 11:15am Presidio AOL is now OPEN, unlocking its architecture, programs, and properties to developers and open source [...]

8 days til Halloween Monday links

Monday, October 23rd, 2006

Would you believe there’s a social network for crack heads, I mean hip-hop fans?  You should - ’cause every constituency, vertical niche, context will have one.  Probably more like five.  In every language, on every continent.  That’s why we created the PeopleAggregator - so folks don’t have to spend $100,000s for each one of these [...]

Two French guys

Monday, October 23rd, 2006

One part of the French elite, SixApart’s Loic LeMeur.  Loic interviews future prime ministers and the Prince of Monaco and is putting on the conference Le Web.  The other is Tariq Krim of NetVibes. Tariq’s software was used by the rioting youth of France to coordinate their ‘flash mobs’.  But Tariq’a purity as been soiled [...]

2 little girls, new dresses x3

Sunday, October 22nd, 2006

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Visual Links post #5

Sunday, October 22nd, 2006

SpaceShipOne replica
Michael Arrington is turing into ValleyWag.
He got all hot and flustered over whether or not SpaceShipOne had been bought and was being mounted in some Google building.
Yo Michael - “Who the fuck cares about that bullshit!”  Please leave that garbage to Valleywag and continue to do what you do best - which is keep [...]

Links for a Sunday morning

Sunday, October 22nd, 2006

29,549 - that’s the number fo videos YouTube just took down.  It’s begun.
The dashboard wars continue.  Pageflakes has now released a version which publishes public pages.  Oh my.  You mean they’re officially turning into a DLA now?  Can’t wait to see what Tariq and company come up with - to equal them.  The batle of [...]

Correcting Boxley’s hegemony

Sunday, October 22nd, 2006

Though JoeHewitt did invent Boxley, I’d be remiss to not acknowledge Coery Lucier who worked on it - for over four years.  Corey is now one of many ex-AOLers working at Steve Case’s new company - Revolution Healh.  From Wikipedia:
Boxely is an XML/CSS rendering engine, adapted for rendering UI Chrome (like Gecko does with XUL). [...]