Scoble Exit Creates Opportunity
Over at one of my other blogs, TechJots, I note that the reported exit of Robert Scoble from Microsoft creates some opportunities. I thought readers of this blog might find it interesting as well.
Heather Green over at BusinessWeek’s Blogspotting writes: PaidContent and Techdirt dig through the two conflicting surveys from JupiterResearch and CLX on podcasts…and come up with the most logical line on who the audience for podcasts is….No one knows.
Jimmy Wales the creator of Wikipedia, has launched a wiki designed to be a resource for information on issues, parties, and campaigns. Unfortunately, the effort demonstrates right out of the gate that highly charged issues may not be the best use of the wiki format where readers get to edit entries themselves. The battle has…
The New Communications Forum was a tremendous conference. It may rival DEMO for me as one of the best of the year simply because of the high concentration of smart people. And, oh yeah, the speakers and panels weren’t bad either. As always, some were better than others, but a very solid lineup overall. The…
I’m an early morning person. I generally rise around 5:30 AM. In fact, even on vacation I’m hard-pressed to sleep in beyond 6:30 or 7:00. One of the reasons I like getting up early is that it is quiet. At home, the wife and kids are still asleep. It gives me a chance to knock…
Steve Rubel: "Reuters has launched a new program that converts the text of its news reports into podcasts." Good to see Reuters innovating on news presentation. But if you read the comments on Steve’s post, you’ll see that the implementation leaves something to be desired.
Brian Oberkirch notes that it is Talk Like a Pirate Day. Unfortunately, I’m at DEMOfall and didn’t get to read this post until just now (barely still Pirate Talk Day here on the West Coast) and now I feel like a bad Dad because I forgot to talk to my eldest son like a pirate…