The State of the Internet Operating System – Tim O'Reilly
Tim O'Reilly on the web as a platform, moves toward "the cloud" aren't the half of the debate – there's a battle for who will control the low level services on theRead More…
Tim O'Reilly on the web as a platform, moves toward "the cloud" aren't the half of the debate – there's a battle for who will control the low level services on theRead More…
Thanks to the wonderful guys at Rhubarb Radio (where I also do the Saturday breakfast show, plug plug) the improvised talk on my personal journey towards communities online from WxWM2 is nowRead More…
This week’s news that Yahoo are to close and shut GeoCities (one of the first free hosting sites on the web) could be a big disaster for the amount of knowledge availableRead More…
Aaron Swartz's Raw Thought reports that the US Government's new Stimulus bill requires that each government agency report the money it gives out in RSS, it's not just unstructured text, but willRead More…
Ze Frank has long been the master of mass participation on the internet, if he's involved with something you can be sure that all the barriers for people to join in haveRead More…
Great little article about how the flickr team manage thier worldwide online community. "The job always comes down to finding the fulcrum in the teeter-totter, the balance that benefits both the individualRead More…
Does anyone want to help make a quick website that could answer this eternal question, and perhaps spread a bit of environmental advice as it goes? Along the lines of isitChristmas, butRead More…
Well, yes, but only if it was all cat vids. From “Truth In Website Logos” by Streeter Seidell on CollegeHumor (via)