links for 2007-09-10
GrandLuxe Rail Journeys Spend vastly more time and money getting from Point A to Point B, but have a better time along the way with
GrandLuxe Rail Journeys Spend vastly more time and money getting from Point A to Point B, but have a better time along the way with
Just a friendly, continued reminder that I could really use your help in voting up my SXSW panel proposal. If you don’t want to check
In the last two weeks, I’ve probably talked more about the how-tos and best practices of Wikipedia than all other discussions combined since Wikipedia’s launch.
Seth Godin, marketing guru/blogger with a huge audience recently posted “Jobs of the future, #1: Online Community Organizer“. What if you want to hire someone
TechBlog: Quechup and the abuse of trust Quechup has committed what amounts to cyber-terrorism… making me rethink the things I once thought were safe and
A Brief Message A great concept – opinions expressed in 200 words or less. Very cool, very effective. (tags: design writing inspiration) Techno//Marketer: Just say
Spyspace, Spookbook, and MySpy are just few of the names that the blogosphere has been jokingly throwing around about the new CIA DIA “A-Space” project.
Flickr: Photos from mike.irwin New Flickr find – fantastic photos from a very talented photographer! (tags: photography) A Bill of Rights for Users of the
Running a site called “Community Guy”, I’ve gotten a great many requests for help over the years from both employers looking for community people and
Bath and Body Works Interview | Bazaarblog User reviews change your business. OK, maybe it’s not that straightforward, but more and more we see the
Yes, once again I’ve spent quite a while digging through the Apple.com/trailers site and have found some tasty selections for the new future. Rendition (Wow,
YouTube – Thank you! (Darcy Burner, Congressional Candidate) Small things can have big effects. This YouTube video would have been a great spot, honest, believable,
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