DC is a big small town. You see the same cast of characters every day, except of course for the interns, who think they truly run the place.
Which makes surprises even more fun. For instance, sitting down and seeing Kara Swisher across from you at the press table. Wearing a T-Shirt and Jeans.
Jeremy was one of those guys I read avidly in my early years of blogging. James from Outside the Beltway was my political blogger of choice. He reads my blog today as I do his. Seth Godin was my business blogger of choice. I’m quite sure Seth does not read my blog. Jeremy was my technology blogger of choice and I have no idea if he reads my blog. :-)
A couple days ago, Yahoo! released a new collaborative video service called Yahoo! Live. These kinds of things are getting fairly prolific and Yahoo has its standard disclaimer that this is experimental. And it is.
What makes this unique is that anyone with a webcam can participate in an ongoing video chat - and of course [...]
This past Friday, I had the privilege of being on a “Future of the Web” panel at New Media Nouveaux outside of Washington, D.C. It was a lot of fun and certainly a necessary kind of event if the capital region is going to make any real strides in the area of social media.
One of [...]
Rumors are swirling this morning after the Wall Street Journal reported that Yahoo was in serious talks (Sorry, subscription only) with social networking site Facebook to purchase the MySpace-like site for $1 billion dollars. You heard that right. $1 BILLION dollars. Gendigital points out that Facebook has less than 400 employees and will do [...]
