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This is just so true Kim Cameron’s Identity Weblog: “I guess I’m in input mode.” some days there are just so many interesting things to read and no time to write. Certain books have this effect on me, they are so good I cannot finish reading them the minute I read a page it sends […]
I was a guest speaker with Suw and Saira on what I believe is the first BBC programme to give blogging a 30 minute slot. (The programme is available here until 9th October 2005). It was well put together by Clare and I think offered a very balanced view on the subject. I’m not sure […]
I was a guest speaker with Suw and Saira on what I believe is the first BBC programme to give blogging a 30 minute slot. (The programme is available here until 9th October 2005). It was well put together by Clare and I think offered a very balanced view on the subject. I’m not sure […]
Could Morfik be the company that Robert is hoping Microsoft will buy? It certainly is a very interesting product “offers developers the opportunity to create web applications that run on the desktop after being unplugged from the web” This would mean for instance that a product like gmail could run even with the web disconnected […]
Here is a neat way of working out what each of the founders should get when starting up a company although how it works when no one is ‘commited’ (Bacon & egg story) I’m not sure. Interesting to know how this fits in with Philips Equity fingerprint ideaCutting Up the Founder’s Pie
Just for Nick or Tim a great use for that redundant sledge hammer – get typing. Would be brilliant at the fair – see who can type The quick brown fox jumps over a lazy dog Boing Boing: Sledgehammer keyboard
Two really excellent books on what is involved with blogging, both free, and very readable. Seth Godwin’s is really good (a 26page pdf download for the paper junkies). Interestingly he has given up publishing ‘real’ books due to the inordinate time delays from writing to it getting on the shelves. Also a great book (slightly […]
Article on the growth of blogging RSS feeds and social software (yep – all the stuff I’m interested in) I like this quote “Technology has given consumers an option to tune businesses out, and tune each other in, said Forrester research director Chris Charron in a statement. On the flip side, technology has given businesses […]
Here is a neat way of working out what each of the founders should get when starting up a company although how it works when no one is ‘commited’ (Bacon & egg story) I’m not sure. Interesting to know how this fits in with Philips Equity fingerprint ideaCutting Up the Founder’s Pie
Just for Nick or Tim a great use for that redundant sledge hammer – get typing. Would be brilliant at the fair – see who can type The quick brown fox jumps over a lazy dog Boing Boing: Sledgehammer keyboard