• OpenGardens

    Posted on December 10, 2004

    There’s an interview with the authors of OpenGardens over at the Mobile Technology Weblog. I’m hadn’t heard of the OpenGardens book before, but I would certainly like to get my hands on a copy. They say they talk about one of the issues I’ve written about a number of times:... [Read More]

  • Blogging and the Law

    Posted on December 8, 2004

    I went to the presentation on Blogging and the Law that Charles Smith from Pheedo gave last night. Let me get some of the linking and background info out of the way up front: [Read More]

  • Issues in Open Source Software

    Posted on November 16, 2004

    Thanks to a post at Future Salon I’m now aware of the Berkeley Cybersalon this weekend exploring issues in open source. Yay! New group. Hopefully I’ll be able to make it for the event. There’s other stuff going on that day, so I do have to admit it’s not a... [Read More]

  • Creative Commons Mobile Content

    Posted on November 16, 2004

    The WINKsite folks have created mobile versions of some Creative Commons licensed content. I find the whole pattern very interesting, especially now that I’m helping out with the Ourmedia project. As was spoken about at the Online News Association conference, many people see the future of online media as being... [Read More]

  • Doug Engelbart at the Future Salon

    Posted on November 9, 2004

    Doug Engelbart is going to be at the next Future Salon on Nov 19th starting at 6:00pm. I haven’t been to see Doug speak yet, but I hear it’s a real experience. I’ll be there trying to write down everything he says and posting it, of course.

  • Pheedo Needs PHP Help

    Posted on November 8, 2004

    It’s not part of my normal posting fare, but I just wanted to give Bill and Adam some linky love and point out that they’re looking for a PHP programmer. I got to meet Adam over at Gnomedex and I know Bill from the events he’s put on in the... [Read More]

  • I Heart Vendors

    Posted on November 7, 2004

    Elle and I had a bunch of people back to the apartment after BloggerCon ended. The no vendors rule was the focus of much of the discussion, a lot of the people who showed up were tools providers who felt really shunned by the atitude at the conference. A lot... [Read More]

  • Making Money Comment II

    Posted on November 6, 2004

    Another point brought up during the BloggerCon Making Money session was that there are plenty of ways to make money using a blog that have nothing to do with trying to monetize the content directly. There are ways to connect with others and form a collective to do something new,... [Read More]