While lifestreaming for me is simply public voyeurism that does nothing more than inflate one’s ego, eventstreaming  could very well have a profound effect on how we get our news and drive even deeper the nails into the coffin of the old media formats.
I agree with Duncan Riley at TechCrunch (Update 01/07/07: there is [...]

Well today was the big day for geekdom; not to mention bottled water sales, as the iPhone finally hit - and left - the shelves as Apple stores across the US.  Now not being a hardcore geek type; nor a US citizen, I find this whole thing about lining up for a chunk of [...]

I’m a sucker for analytics of blog traffic - especially for my own blogs and up until my recent run in with hosting problems I had been using FireStats which is a stats plugin for WordPress users. I still like FireStats a lot but since my hosting problems I have been looking at off-site [...]

The iPhone frenzy continues unabated with all its associated silliness peaking constantly as Friday approaches - even Scoble has gotten in on the kool-aid drinking extravaganza. Just about everywhere you turn something is being written about it in  the tech b’sphere to the point that some folks are crying uncle. Debates are going on about [...]

File managers, we use them constantly and rarely think of them as anything special. After all - they just work - it’s as simple as that. Of all the file managers out there the default Explorer that has been with Windows since Win95 is probably the most used one on the Windows OS platform.
It didn’t [...]

As the blogging world goes through its birthing pains and early childhood arguing about codes of conduct and the ethics of advertising models the real world of journalism keeps on doing what it does best - bringing the truth in from the dark edges of government and business.
 While the majority of bloggers spend their [...]

At least that is what the original founders of MySpace; Chris DeWolfe and Tom Anderson, seem to be under the impression of as they negotiate a new two year contract with their master - NewsCorp
Their contract is up in October, and they’ve asked Peter Chernin and Murdoch for a two-year deal at $50 million, [...]

Much ado was made when His Job’ness announced that the Apple browser Safari was available immediately for us poor deprived Windows users. Being the glutton I am for playing with software I headed out and got my own copy which I wrote about here. Almost immediately out came the reports about security holes and [...]