A week or so ago I noticed that my Twitter feed had stopped updating in in Google Reader and because I use Google Reader as an archive for my Lifestream that meant that new tweets weren’t showing up. After assuming that this was some sort of Twitter functionality rollback or a mistake that I was […]
I’ve fallen a bit off the blogging wagon in the last few weeks because of travel for work, a new agency of record agreement and a lot of deliverables, not to mention trying to spend some family time. As a result there is a bunch of news that I’ve thought about over the last few […]
Viigo posted a video describing the features of the Tango beta release for WES. It’s been there for awhile, but it’s whetting my appetite for Tango. Some details on the release’s new features; RSS, sports, weather and WES Conference data, are explained. More features including podcasts, stock information and flight schedule updates […]
Since discovering TwitterLocal on Friday I’ve been checking it consistantly. TwitterLocal is a site that aggregates the tweets from a given local; for example my hometown of Cambridge Mass. This is an awfully good way to find like-minded folks nearby, but it also has a leaderboard of the Top Tweeters by the number […]
After a seeing a couple of mentions yesterday on TechCrunch and Bub.blicio.us I downloaded the new IM client Digsby in order to give it a try over Trillian which I had been using. Digsby is nice upgrade.
Like Trillian, Digsby is a multi protocol IM client, which means that it gives you simultaneous access to […]
Viigo’s new Tango program looks like it will release on June 16 according to their teaser page that includes screen shots that promises a new interface, channels for weather, sports, flight status, reviews, news and excitingly podcasts. The interface looks sexy, cool and most importantly easy to navigate. Clearly Viigo’s trying to […]
Ouch! Now I’ll admit that some of the websites that I’ve produced may have been unimpressive, but none of them were for the leadership of the free world.
Online Media Daily found that only 36% of people who visited Hillary Clinton’s site had a more favorable view of her after visiting her website HillaryClinton.com as […]
Enjoy the following links to data for online activity in 2007.
comScore 2007 U.S. Internet Year in Review
Surprise surprise, Facebook was the fastest gaining social media site, politics had the biggest gain as a category and Google had the greatest number of searches.
Google Zeitgeist
What were we searching for on Google last year? One word; iPhones. […]
The always interesting and informative Web Trend Map is now available in its 2008 edition from Information Architects Japan. The map plots websites on the Tokyo subway system based on relationships size and district. It’s in Beta right now, but will be complete next week. It’s available as a PDF, wallpaper, poster […]
Viigo, the RSS feed reader application for BlackBerry and other smart phones that I recommended in my review has added Google Reader as an aggregator. I’ve no idea when this addition took place since there have been no press releases or blog entires about it, which would have been nice, but then again there’s […]
