About time. And product. And being more deliberate.
As I’ve mentioned before, I’ll be at Portable Media Expo a this coming weekend. If you see me, feel free to introduce yourself and ask for a FeedSeeder Demo. I’m looking for comments and suggestions. Also, as soon as I get back from PME, I’ll be doing a more formal presentation as part of the …
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Today, Aaron Abramson and I enjoyed a very heated lunch conversation on the strengths and weaknesses ad-subsidized wifi networks. No conversions, definitely an agree-to-disagree situation. The work he’s doing with the wifi guys sounded so similar to the work I did years back (see paragraph 6) I had deja vu. Thankfully, he didn’t mention anything …
Stephanie Quilao explains RSS in 3-panels. Now, I can cross that off my Things To Do list. Thanks Stephanie.
“This was when I realized suddenly that all those self-proclaimed “experts” telling me what to do had no qualification whatsoever regarding my life, ideals, or methodologies.” – David Seah
NetNewsWire has been working overtime this week (just like me) and there’s less than 500mb empty space remaining on my 40gb 3G iPod. According to iTunes, that’s 35.1 days of audio entertainment. More than a month – without repeating. Contrast that to the few minutes we had the radio on this morning, back-to-back commercials. As …
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While I’m piles of work away from another podcast, I wanted to share a nice story about the power of podcasting. I received an email earlier this week from someone in the archives of the First Crack Podcast. They said they got a new job thanks in part to our conversation. As they tell it, …
“It turns out that most CEOs of major US companies did not attend Ivy League schools, but rather their local state university or a smaller, less-known college.” – Peter Klein
If having racers rappel up the Great Wall of China on the first leg is any indication, the Amazing Race is on an upswing. The lame events, purposeless pitstops, and music-video editing might be a thing of the past – much like the awful Family Edition. Despite my continual confusion between the cheerleaders and the …
In working with FeedSeeder, and interesting transformation has happened. I actually see value in tagging text. For video, audio, and pictues – text tagging is a no- brainer. There’s really no better way to get the media categorized than by asking the community to do it. Text for me was a much tougher sell. I …
An open apology to our 13-year old babysitter this evening, We’re a Mac OS X household with Safari as our primary browser. As you noticed, AIMExpress is not supported within Safari. I’m sorry. Though it may not be obvious, Firefox is also available on all the computers in the house. We’ll have it loaded up …