Thank you so much to all who turned out for the first NewTeeVee Pier Screenings last night! I’ll recap for those who were not there, though I must admit I didn’t once take out my reporter’s notebook, so this is all from memory. First, we … Read More »
Archive for May 2007
This morning I had the great pleasure to appear on a podcast with an old mate from the U.K., Ian Dixon. Ian, James and I all worked together in our … Read More »
What’s a Friday without a critical update to your precious Palm? Treo 680 owners on the new AT&T or old Cingular network, depending on how you see it, can grab … Read More »
Mobile device users are dancing with joy since Google’s web-based Calendar app is now available for mobile devices. Right through your browser is a listing of your … Read More »
I spend a lot of time in coffee shops, usually Starbucks but sometimes other shops. It’s safe to say I might visit some coffee shop 4 or 5 … Read More »
*I’m finding that funding “matchmakers” can sometimes turn into troublemakers. I need advice for how to deal with a recurring problem with financing entanglements.* My startup is in the process of raising our 2nd round of financing. During our seed funding round a situation occurred where someone … Read More »
Quick shout out to fellow Microsoft Tablet PC MVP Marc Orchant. He clearly has too much free time on his hands since he’s added another blog to his repertoire! It must be the Tablet PC platform that makes him so productive. Hop on over to his … Read More »
Fresh off the NewTeeVee news ticker, headlines from the world of online video: CBS Partners with Social Networks, Community Sites, will allow content to be embedded, shared across a wide range of platforms (here’s the press release list: new deals with Automattic, Clearspring, DAVE Networks, Goowy Media, … Read More »
As you might have guessed by now, our server upgrade is complete. We are now using Wordpress.com’s premium service and are thrilled to be their infrastructure. They call it VIP hosting – we call it sleep at night. Big shout out to Barry and … Read More »
37signals’ online organizer tool, Backpack has been a favorite with GTD geeks and web workers for some time now. It’s sleek, it’s cool, it’s got all kinds of Ajaxy goodness. And it can be used in many different ways to make you more productive. There are … Read More »
I spent the last hour hunched over my keyboard trying, desperately trying, to somehow free associate a connection between the topics of boobs, misheard lyrics, and script selling. I failed. Blame the boobs. So, instead of a cohesive post that pleases with its narrative symmetry, … Read More »
Alongside welcoming a raft of third-part application builders today, Facebook announced its own video application. Users can upload and record videos directly to their profiles and send them as messages to friends. They will also be able to upload video directly from their mobile … Read More »
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