Greetings from Trieste, Italy - blog links #5
The DataSharingSummit wiki is open. We’re asking for $25 - to filter out the ‘voyeurs’ and we’ve got a few sponsors already: Clearspring, Cerado, Leverage and AOL. Kaliya Hamlin will be facilitating. Sept. 7-8 in Richmond, CA - which is near Berkeley. I’ll be blogging on all the proposed topics throughout August - leading up to the event.
Happy Birthday to Doc Searls - truly one of the most important people on the web. And a good friend!
The coolio thing about NOT going to parties - is that you get noticed by your absence. I also invested ALLOT into partying on Potrero Hill. Its good to see the tradition is being kept alive.
If Facebook allowed for export easily (besides having to write your own code) perhaps Jason Calacanis would have stayed there? I suspect Jason leaving has something to do with jealousy.
Maybe Fred Wilson and Jason Calacanis see it from my POV right now. All that activity inside of Facebook - should in fact be activity between Blogs, Twitter, Message boards, Podcasting aggregators, dashboards, IM, email and everything else; instead of just inside of Facebook.
Congrats to James Seng on setting his Thymos Capital LLP business incubator in Singapore.
EventRobot, CircaVie, ProfileBuilder, GuildCafe,
Windows Live Spaces - gets more social. Hey Dare! You still need Groups - dude! And some connection into Windows Mobile and the XBox Live platform.
Hmmm - Google Wimax Portal for Sprint. Those of us in the tea leaves business - this is major news.
DJ Spooky is in Wired talking about his Trojan Records 40th year anninversary remix.
Congrats to Tucows on their acquisition of ItsYourDomain.com.
Congrats to David Galbraith on becoming on dad - in 5 months!
Congrats to Jeremy Zawodny on his engagement!
The Chicago Reader has been sold. My father helped them get started - in 1968. He was a newspaper guy. My grandfather was a newspaper guy. I’ve got printer’s ink in my blood - but it’s digital ink now.
Microsoft is proving once again - they can reinvent themselves and go after ANYBODY.
Im sorry I can’t be at BlogHer. This is the first one I missed.
Dr. Marc: What is your username on Twitter? I woud like to ‘follow’ your posts. Dr. Nudgey
Dr. Marc: What is your username on Twitter? I woud like to ‘follow’ your posts. Dr. Nudgey
Dr. Marc: What is your username on Twitter? I woud like to ‘follow’ your posts. Dr. Nudgey
It seems like Facebook crossed the chasm (jumped the shark?
) with their last step towards openness. Hopefully, they’ll see that this is a path worth following. On the other hand, the ability to export all my contacts as CSV from LinkedIn and import them into Facebook in about 60 seconds was a huge benefit to FB and had dubious value to LI…
It seems like Facebook crossed the chasm (jumped the shark?
) with their last step towards openness. Hopefully, they’ll see that this is a path worth following. On the other hand, the ability to export all my contacts as CSV from LinkedIn and import them into Facebook in about 60 seconds was a huge benefit to FB and had dubious value to LI…
It seems like Facebook crossed the chasm (jumped the shark?
) with their last step towards openness. Hopefully, they’ll see that this is a path worth following. On the other hand, the ability to export all my contacts as CSV from LinkedIn and import them into Facebook in about 60 seconds was a huge benefit to FB and had dubious value to LI…