The continuing adventures of a software entreprenuer - Feb. 2 ‘07
This seems pretty cool. From Rafat Ali: “– Six companies–avatar design firm Meez, instant messaging company Meebo, blog search engine Technorati, social network Multiply, address book site Plaxo and viral widget company RockYou–have banded together to create a slate of spots to run on YouTube on their own channel, “SuperDotComAdsXLI.”
Signs of life at the New AOL. For the record - nobody has called me yet.
Preview of the Laszlo Integrated web-based desktop.
More Tony Perkins stories. He’s always good for something juicy and sleazy.
And Nick gets caught with his hands in the cookie jar - too. You mean that NONE of these guys are sacred? I sure hope Om Malik hasn’t been paying folks off or gets granted exclusives for sexual favors. And I certainly know Rafat Ali doesn’t go that far!
I totally wanna read these spoilers on the Heroes plot line, but at the same time I like knowing there’s an exciting season of great TV unfolding in front of me - that I don’t wanna spoil. So I’m not gonna read this post. But you can.
Ziggs and Zodango both ‘professional social networks’.
Mossberg Hints My Yahoo Will Host Web Widgets - I love that rumor.
Wouldn’t it be cool that closed proprietary solutions like this - were available in open standards and formats - so that anyone could talk to JVCs home media systems and connect them to anyone else’s server, client or mobile devices?
Clay Shirky is going off on Reputation systems - and arguing for a Community patent - something.
Moveable Type Enterprise - like 2 years late. How long does it take to rewrite some Perl code?
Steve Borsh raps it out succinctly and to the point: “The ID Hub must be transparent to approach while the technology must be secure and completely encrypted and private with respect to the data I need ” Right on dude. You shouldn’t have to trust me. I’m a 3rd generation red diaper baby muckraking anarchist. There are ID brokers out there right now - vying for your business. If you wanna trust the NRA or the ACLU - please do. If you wanna leave your stuff at Yahoo, Microsoft or Google - please do as well. Folks will probably choose to not put all their eggs in one basket, and historically evolve their allegiances and trust - over time. The only thing that should be constant are the protocols and data structures.
Joe Reger pointed me to this post on Profile Aggregators - by Frank Gruber. 
Here we go. Remember - it doesn’t matter what you call it - just so that we all can achieve interop.
One of our people- Marc Senasac - alerted me to this network - by Atlantic Records. It’s called the Muzeum.
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