ABC’s George Stephanopoulos is an excellent reporter and Senator John McCain has given some great interviews. But while yesterday’s “twitterview” may have been a watershed moment for Twitter, it was far from a high point […]
It won’t grab headlines like the newest version of the iPhone operating system, but a Palo Alto, Calif. non-profit today announced a suite of open-source applications that aids in communications and collaboration for humanitarian workers […]
Google’s new Google Voice has a few rough edges but for many users, it could be a life-changing experience. The service, a relaunch of GrandCentral, which Google bought in 2007, allows you to choose a […]
A new report from the London-based International Center for the Study of Radicalization and Political Violence is yet another indication that the Internet is not the main culprit for society’s woes. The report, “Countering Online […]
U.S. District Judge Thomas J. Marten gets it. He’s the judge who has allowed a reporter to Twitter court proceedings in a trial of six Crips gang defendants taking place in his Wichita, Kan., courtroom. […]
Last week’s Demo 09 conference in Palm Desert reminded me of my high school reunions. The people were familiar but the energy level wasn’t quite what it used to be. And like those reunions, there […]
Anyone with an iPhone or an iPod Touch can now download the Amazon Kindle for iPhone application and use the device to read electronic books. I tried the application on both an iPhone 3G and […]
While the written word and spoken voice remain very powerful communication tools, there is increasing incentive to use video. I can think of two reasons. The first is that video can sometimes make a bigger […]
I chatted with Chris Shipley (you can listen by clicking the podcast link below) as she was getting ready to launch Demo 2009 where 39 companies plan to introduce new products. Shipley gave me a […]
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