As re-published on News.com, the NYT articles talks about how business travelers don’t really blog, and should. But in all the reasons why the missed the best one … keeping the team back home (or around the country) up to date. Now you might be thinking … “Hey blogs are public … we […]

Mark Evans e-mailed me yesterday with a link to some really cool thoughts about Web 2.0.  I think this is a continuation of my thinking on Web 2.0 is too abstract.  Michael McDerment has some great thinking here (oh and here as PDF:PDF of the Web 2.0 Chronicles - Volume One).  One thing that struck me, like […]

Gee, think something has been going on at Microsoft lately?  Naw, just a sea change.  Breaking news earlier today (following my standard let the new sit before I blog it policy) was the release of by Dave Winer of internal e-mails from Bill Gates and Ray Ozzie.  Mark Evans of the National Post (Canada) had […]

As of the time of this post, Technorati.com had 11,737 mentions of “revenge of the sith”, not including this post. I thought it would be a fun experiment to follow the mentions both in Technorati and in Daypop, which right now appears to be linked to 253 pages. I’ll chart my daily findings and reveal […]