Very frank CEOs
As part of my new job, I need to get back into the world of, ugh, corporate blogs. Well, seems like things have moved pretty far since I was watching the scene ...
Category: The Narrative
Nice quarter for the company
Nokia just announced their quarterly earnings. Not bad. What was astounding, as usual, was the scale of sales. Cameras – 200 million? Wow. Link: Nokia Q4 ...
Facebook is a persistent Julie McCoy
I was trying to figure out why I can’t seem to get into Facebook. Now I think I know why. I don’t like how Facebook is an annoying persistent overly...
Where you at?
Funny video. [via Peter B]
Karma – it’s a circle of social networking life kinda thing
Twitter Karma allows you to get a view as to the reciprocity of the following and who is has posted recently, providing a tool to see who is participating or lu...
David Byrne on the Music Business
I’ve been thoroughly enjoying the spasms of change the music industry is suffering these past few years. To me, it’s a proxy for so many other media...
Response to Christian’s post: Fragility of Digital Life
Christian Lindholm has a rough end of year, electronics-wise (link below). Machines acting up, licenses expiring, and data at risk. It brings up an running disc...
Tweeps on the analyst couch
In the past week or two, a few of my tweeps, Alex, @alexdc, and Sue, @dswaters, both from different circles (indeed, one in Miami the other in Perth), did a bit...
Socialstream – a project on Unified Social Networks
One thing that has been bugging me for a while is that, while we discuss the demise of the Website due to the fragmentation of the Web, we don’t seem to b...
A WiFi mesh network for the Haj
There is something absolutely exotic about this set-up. Maybe it’s the medieval setting, maybe it’s the history of the Hajj, or maybe it’s bec...