Monthly Archives: February 2007

Full stop. Two spaces.: “I never thought about my double-space habit until tonight when I happened to come across this article on the subject.  I asked Suzanne what she does and she remarked that she’s noticed my double-space style (she … Continue reading →

Doug Kaye posted a block diagram of an iteration of a podcasting/publishing system in the works. It makes heavy use of Amazon’s infrastructure services… S3, ECC, and even SQS. What I like about Amazon’s approach is that they are looking … Continue reading →

I’ve decided to hold off on changing the template here. I’ve done some mock-ups and know what I think it will look like, but stumbled across K2. I want to give it a try as the foundation here. But instead … Continue reading →

Greg explores why he and the AIM team still build a “fat client” today… Tech Trend I – Why do we still build clients?: “More often these days, I am asked, as to why we still build an instant messaging … Continue reading →

In the last post, I said that there was discussion of what “Social Media” means. Here is how I frame it: conversation community shared context Ultimately, it connects people. Often asynchronous, but could be real time also. [tags]social+media, smcdc[/tags]

Last Thursday I went to the Social Media Club‘s DC meeting held at Olgivy PR’s offices. I took some random notes, and here they are with some extra comments sprinkled in. Attendees – I break these into three categories. First … Continue reading →