Obama’s Inauguration & Future Of Technology
Today the entire world had the opportunity to witness Obama’s Inauguration. To be honest, I missed the speech due to lack of sleep, but I caught everything that came right after the speech courtesy of CNN HD on DirectTV. However, before tuning into CNN I tried Ustream.TV’s iPhone app that was released last night […]
Read moreEffective Management Tools For Cleaning Up Twitter Contacts
With thousands of people to follow on Twitter, it’s not very hard to notice how busy your Twitter stream can get. Noise levels rise, and finding quality conversations and links in your Twitter stream can start to become a task similar to finding Big Foot. If you’ve been looking for quick and easy solutions to […]
Read moreHow The iPhone Helps My Work Become More Productive
The iPhone is phenomenal! Yes, I said it. It’s one of the greatest innovations to ever come to a mobile device. I absolutely love it and quite frankly, I don’t want to live without it. Just about everything that I do online is some how, some way accessible via my iPhone. I check my mail, […]
Read moreCloudo Web OS Opens Beta Doors Again For A Limited Time
Note: If you have no clue what a web OS is check out Richard MacManus’ clarification of the term. Web operating systems are nothing new. We’ve seen and heard about them for years now. Mashable even has a rundown of 45+ Web OS’. Clearly this is a crowded market. Though I can’t say whether […]
Read moreCredibility: A Writer Or Reader Problem?
After reading this thoughtful post by “Broke Grad” entitled Why I Blog Anonymously, he left me to ponder a statement that he’d made about credibility as it pertains to blogging. He states, The truth is that credibility lies in the hands of the readers, not the writers. I found this statement to be wrong on […]
Read moreQuality Information & Knowing Just Enough
It seems there are a gazillion startups that aggregate data for us. We seem to have a never ending hunger for data and information. Where we once depended on storytellers, bards, poets, painters, writers, journalists, we now want to know everything written by anyone. Official information providers long thought they could keep a monopoly on […]
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