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Application DevelopmentApril 27, 2008 Sunday, April 27, 2008 1:13 AM/EST
Just Say YesBack in the good old days, big software companies did big things. Little companies tiptoed around in the shadow of the platform makers, gaining enough speed to liftoff and attract enough attention to survive long enough to be acquired. Like... April 13, 2008 Sunday, April 13, 2008 6:56 AM/EST
The Gold RushBob Dylan once made a record called Self Portrait, full of some of the most bizarre recordings of his career. Among these clunkers - mostly clunkers - was one called Days of 49. It had a tight groove, sort of... April 1, 2008 Tuesday, April 01, 2008 1:59 AM/EST
Calming UpFor some months now, the proto-blogger of the blogosphere has been focusing on two subject areas: Twitter and the presidential campaign. Dave Winer correctly anticipated the power and growth of the real time messaging platform, building several applications around the... March 26, 2008 Wednesday, March 26, 2008 4:14 AM/EST
SwarmtrackingLifestreaming has been a favorite swarm for the attention crowd in recent weeks. Friendfeed is my favorite, not because I use it much but because it's a bit of a greenfield, a place to start over and remodel the information... March 20, 2008 Thursday, March 20, 2008 3:02 PM/EST
NewsGang Extra II - Vizard & Gillmor talk IT cloud politicsMike Vizard and Steve Gillmor discuss IT's take on the election, how the enterprise is handicapping the cloud computing revolution, and whether Microsoft's Silverlight challenge will push Google into an Adobe acquisition. Recorded Thursday, March 20, 2008.... March 16, 2008 Sunday, March 16, 2008 1:49 AM/EST
As I was sayingOn The Gang this Friday, Dan Farber asked me what I was doing in this new gig - a column or a blog? No difference, I replied. Just like there's no difference between mainstream and bloggospherian journalism and commentary. This... March 7, 2008 Friday, March 07, 2008 1:45 AM/EST
The Power of ChoiceMix '08 came of age in a methodical but elemental way as Microsoft signaled both its intention and confidence in weighing in on the new generation of technology that many have suggested is moving past the Windows colossus. As Ray...
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