Creator of the web turns knight

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…

Webfeeds and blogging must be important if Microsoft wants to get their figures into. I'm sure they'll use their money to launch a free Blogging site to complete with Blogger and link it to MSN. Then they'll add interesting features, but will only work if you use IE…then the marketshare daemon will raise it's ugly…

Here's the gist. RSS allows people to find obscure bits of data. Personal Video Recorders (PVRs) let people easily record things they'd like to watch. The end result very well could be a future where you find and record programs completely on your own time frame. Want to watch CSI at 7 instead of 9?…

Steve Gillmor's latest article makes the claim that because MS has been focused on fixing IE's security holes they unwittingly paved the way for RSS. Hmm, I'm not sure. But I'll say one thing for sure, because MS has been abcent from this space there has been some great devlopment in this area. Gillmor cites…

If you sell online or offer something online through an ad, you need to understand your conversition rate…which of course gets back to metrics and eyeball glazing. There are good benchmarks in this article to use as guideposts. Benchmarking an Average Conversion Rate

This is an article that rings true. Here's the gist: technology doesn't solve the problem. People armed with the right technology do. ZDNet AnchorDesk: All take, no give: why collaboration fails