This isn't truly a telecommuting thing, but most telecommuters have lots of links and places they go for news. This is a nifty little idea, worth a look if you don't use an RSS reader. But I recommend beyond highly using an RSS feed reader (for Windows I like KlipFolio from Serence Download here) to…

From the Globe and Mail, With IM so pervasive, I expect to see far more features and tools added. I hope the Balkinization of IM ends, soon. Having multiple clients running or something like Trillian is like needing a different phone number for each country that wants to call you. Globetechnology

I've experienced this for sure. “Oh, sorry I forgot to include you in the email” Or “We got to talking and didn't think to call you.” Bottom line, it is unavoidable. I think you can take steps to minimize it, but you're always going to be the telecommuter. You're going to be different. But if…

I heard of colleges, universities, and waterparks starting to do this. I think they were using a version of GPS. I think this has a lot more power in the long-term. Perhaps we won't be far off from having parent portable devices that would work in parks, malls, zoos, regardless of whether or not the…

This has been discussed for almost a decade now (at least as long as I've been involved in the pharma industry). I think with cuts to healthcare, rural patients and urban physicians could take advantage of secure communications and high-speed internet to help with diagnosis and follow-ups. Communicating with Your Patients Online

This is the future. When companies realize that they can still be productive and with an additional regulatory kick in the pants, telework will take off. I know that as 2010 approaches out here, more and more companies are going to plan for it (happened in Atlanta in 1996) The Telework Times : The Telework…