Because, like many Internet folks, I just seem to need to be invloved in lots of projects I am also writing on another blog. My friend Jon Suk hosts this website (Borealis Networks) and he, my friend Aaron Sigurgeirson who does SEO, and I have another blog hosted by Borealis here. I can't really say how often we'll post or what topics we'll post on, but the BlogWare-based platform is very cool and quite powerful and I'm looking forward to working with it.
This is a page straight from my book of philosophy. Lot's of great technologies. Start off in the bliss and excitement of a new cool tool, and then, slowly, the shine wears off. Now I like getting my newsfeeds in Outlook (I use Newsgator), but I have a long line of other applications that have…
This is a troubling trend. Very often I'm presented with an interesting article from one of my RSS newsfeeds and I'm requested to register or purchase a subscription. This isn't just happening the the States. Here is Canada the National Post and other CanWest papers are starting to go that route as well. My personal…
Robin's short summary of the longer article is very good. Read it, then read the longer article for specific things to do. I thinking about presentations I give, I know now that I need to determine what my one main message is, and keep tying the presentation and talk to it. Regardless of the length…
There is a new update available for this promising new collaboration and IM tool. The folks at Shinkuro have added a very interesting feature, the ability to share buddy/friend lists. Based off the principle of social networking you can request to see a friend's contacts, then add them to your set of friends. I can…
Unfortunately I does take a crisis (natural disater, energy crisis) or legislation to force a change for the better. Maybe Canada could follow this example. The Telework Times : The Telework Times
An interesting piece from Internetnews.com. Firstly it made jump right the the Trillian website to look for the plugins mentioned. Then there is my opinion. I see IM going a lot further. Granted Yahoo, AIM, and MSN are probably going to stick to some basic features, maybe add some new things here and there, but…
