links for 2007-02-02
Convince Me – Debate Online From the site: “Convinceme.net is the ultimate debating website. You can create any number challenges, and compete in any number
February 2, 2007
Convince Me – Debate Online From the site: “Convinceme.net is the ultimate debating website. You can create any number challenges, and compete in any number
Sony. Once a giant, a seemingly unstoppable force of high quality, well-thought technology, seems today to be floundering under it’s own weight and cluelessness. I’d
Forrester Research: Organic Branding Research company Forrester releases a new report: “Brands that connect with their target consumers must be more organic in nature: They
You know those great ideas that build out of you and a friend to two sitting around a beer and saying "you know, we really
Usability in the Movies — Top 10 Bloopers (Jakob Nielsen’s Alertbox) Jakob has a fantastic and fun column up: “The way Hollywood depicts usability could
If you’re looking for great new reading material, head over to the new Future of Communities blog. This blog is group blog for the speakers
CHICAGO SUN-TIMES :: You could call iPhone perfect Some great updates on the iPhone from someone who’s actually used it. My biggest beef is with
As you’ve seen me post about, I’ve been vying for a speaking slot at the very cool Community Next event. I was notified by the
The year 2006 was a great year for social media projects with many fantastic projects launching or coming into their own. One of my favorites
Today’s the last chance you can vote for the Community Next speaker (I’m trying to snag the coveted spot). If you haven’t voted yet, please
With your help, my session at Community Next is running neck and neck with the next closest vote count (an interesting topic about search engines
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