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Google to connect friends across the Web

Also missed this last week in the Washington Post: Google to Connect Friends Across the Web. Excerpt: To socialize these days, hundreds of millions of people every month visit networking sites such as MySpace and Facebook. But what if the Web itself operated as a social network? Google announced yesterday...

Posted to Social Media (Weblog) by Anonymous on 05-19-2008
'What's happening in my neighborhood?'

Adrian Holovaty, a programmer and friend who brought us Chicagocrime.org, has just launched a new site funded by the Knight Foundation: EveryBlock, a site that tells you what's happening in your own neighborhood. They're starting out in New York, San Francisco and Chicago. From their announcement...

Posted to Social Media (Weblog) by Anonymous on 01-25-2008
The next phase of the Internet revolution

San Jose Mercury News: Cisco's Chambers sees a new Internet revolution. CEO says we're moving from desktop mode to web-top mode. Excerpt: Chambers: I think you are about to see the second phase of the Internet. We believe that it will be built around collaboration and Web 2.0 and the...

Posted to Social Media (Weblog) by Anonymous on 01-21-2008
Geotagging connects photos with locations

San Jose Mercury News: Where were you when you took that photo? Geotagging links maps with photos.

Posted to Social Media (Weblog) by Anonymous on 01-19-2008
'Crunchies' awards: The Winners

TechCrunch: Gosh, how can you not love an awards show with scintillating writing like this?: A great evening was had by all tonight as some of the leading startups gathered for the first annual Crunchies ...

Posted to Social Media (Weblog) by Anonymous on 01-18-2008
Larry Brilliant on Google.org

PBS's NewsHour tonight featured Larry Brilliant, the head of Google.org and, long ago, co-founder of the WELL (and someone I'd like to meet one day). Google unveiled plans Thursday to expand the company's philanthropic work. Here's an mp3 of the interview with Brilliant.

Posted to Social Media (Weblog) by Anonymous on 01-18-2008
Key takeaways from CES 2008

Shelly Palmer at Media 3.0: Key Takeaways from CES 2008.

Posted to Social Media (Weblog) by Anonymous on 01-13-2008
From 10 hours a week, $10 million a year

Sunday NY Times: From 10 Hours a Week, $10 Million a Year. Scoble wrote about Markus Frind, founder of Plentyoffish.com, some two years ago.

Posted to Social Media (Weblog) by Anonymous on 01-13-2008
Saffo on formulas for success

Tech pioneer Stewart Brand, founder of the LongNow Foundation, gives this summary of last night's appearance by Paul Saffo in the latest SALT talk (Seminars About Long-term Thinking) in San Francisco: Reflecting on his 25 years as a forecaster, Paul Saffo pointed out that a forecaster's job is...

Posted to Social Media (Weblog) by Anonymous on 01-12-2008
2008 calendar: media and tech conferences

Thought it would be useful for some people to have an at-a-glance calendar of some (but not all) of the media and technology conferences on my radar for 2008. (I know there are many others; feel free to add your own in the comments below.) AlwaysOn OnMedia Jan. 28-30, New...

Posted to Social Media (Weblog) by Anonymous on 01-09-2008

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