Chrysler tweet: an issue of process
Over the weekend, I had several people from big brands ask me what I thought about the Chrysler tweet debacle, and whether I thought the
Over the weekend, I had several people from big brands ask me what I thought about the Chrysler tweet debacle, and whether I thought the
Exhausted. That’s about the only way I can describe how I feel after 6 days of SXSW Interactive. To be clear, this exhaustion doesn’t stem from the
This makes me happy. When I started at LEGO (back in 2000), we struggled to get the attention of our colleagues in the office next
When my MySpace account refused to respect my request to unsubscribe all email notifications, I started asking why I shouldn’t just cancel my unused account.
I don’t typically make New Year’s resolutions, but this year I’m trying it. Most of them focus around my photography: Get one of my photos
Last week, I found myself in a macrobiotic vegan restaurant. On the wall, they had the image below, titled “How to build a community”. I
I just came across the Community Admin Show podcast. Very cool – especially since I’ve been neck deep in moderation issues at work. Great stuff
As part of wrapping up BlogFusion version 5.0, I’m finalizing new tech that allows me to use the Delicious Daily Posting functionality. This allows me
I’ve come across a couple of great blogs lately that I’ve either just found or not paid due attention to in the past. Check them
If you manage communities, you will get a kick out of these two sites. Be sure to dig through them, there’s some real content gems
The second time I posted a blog comment, I knew that the person who created a solution to easily keep track of all of the
I’ve been playing around with the new hosted wiki service, StikiPad for a bit during their beta. They’ve recently launched and let me say –
One of my new favorite sites is TechCrunch. The sites tracks the coolest Web 2.0 tools, business, and sites. Here’s a couple recent finds: TailRank
Blingo has once again proven to be a terrific project. The recently won, Blingo-delivered PSP was quite a hit when my brother opened it for
This is an interesting look at the background on IE development… or lack thereof. You thought the open source geeks hated the Microsoft track record
I’m headed out for Christmas soon and thought I’d drop a few links to hold you over until I return. Lee’s "What I would have
Just a few things I found recently through my travels around the Web: Hackoff – an e-Book delivered via blogs Running your company on Web
Another cool wiki concept: wikiHow. Post your own how-to articles on a variety of subjects. Looks like it could be cool over time… we’ll see.
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