Archive for September, 2006
Flash Treadmill report…
I’m getting ready to attend the New New Internet Conference in Virginia, so I haven’t had a chance to keep up on much of what’s current out there. Nonetheless, I happened to see Peter King Hunsinger, Vice President and Publisher of GQ Magazine on CNBC last week talking about a new, powerful segment of superconsumers: [...]
Are We Eating Our Dead? Again?
During web 1.0, I was a skeptic and pretty vocal about it. Before my research was finished, I presented in Atlanta (12/99) when market caps were high for the digital apostles I was tracking. Most of the presentation was tongue and cheek, but is somewhat prescient looking at it today. I wrote this column for [...]
Ancient Geek
I’m an ancient geek and not ashamed. I was the only girl (I’m pretty sure, anyway) in my high school to take the first computer programming class there in the 70s. We learned FORTRAN IV on card decks the instructor had to run over to a mainframe somewhere in batch mode. When our green printouts [...]
Bring it on. There’s a New New Internet in town.
Mandatory reading from Dion Hinchcliffe on the Tim Berners Lee comment. Brilliant.
Sweet Virginia
Thank you for your wine, California Thank you for your sweet and bitter fruits Mick and Keith might not be there, but you will be among friends. The kickoff conference for Web 2.0 for Business is definitely Dion Hinchcliffe’s New New Internet conference here on the East Coast in Tyson’s Corner, Virginia. He has assembled [...]
“Oh! the Humanity!” Office [Space] 2.0
officespace, originally uploaded by srm_nj. To some degree, it’s pointless to comb the blogs of everyone who is on the same page and then reference them, but I couldn’t resist this post by JP Rangaswami. Stalinists: Even though there is some doubt as to whether he actually ever said it, Stalin is often credited with [...]
