Another day and another post or two to write after reading gawd knows how many feeds or how many refreshed pages on FriendFeed and yet there is nothing interesting at all to write about. Maybe it’s just because its the weekend and there’s absolutely nothing of interest. Or maybe it’s because the weekend bitchmeme [...]

I’ve been lucky enough to be able to play around with Evernote ever since it was still in closed test. Granted I didn’t use it as much as I wanted being the hard core OneNote (Microsoft) user but that changed in the last little while if only to give Evernote a really fair shakeout. Due [...]

If there is one thing that will start off a firestorm in the tech blogosphere faster than you can say oh shit is the mention of a tech blogger doing a product review of just about anything. While most of the time if one provides the usual caveat that the company provided the review [...]

If you ask any blogger what they think the very blood of what keeps the blogosphere alive is and the large majority of them would probably answer – links. Whether it be links to outside posts or to point to where quotes have originated from links have been the very basis by which we [...]

Just to save my American readers any undo need for reading this I am writing about the total stupidity of a situation happening within the Canadian telecom and internet service providers – which for most cases are one and the same – so you may not find it overly interesting – unless of course [...]

It never fails.
Really it doesn’t. Whenever a new Web 2.0 or social media service starts getting a lot of attention someone somewhere will figure out how to create a ranking scale for that service. The latest incident to get everyone’s pundit shorts in a knot is the new Frienderati addition to Guy Kawasaki’s Alltop [...]

Prior to Web 2.0 and the rapid proliferation of things like blogs, social media and social networks the most common way to communicate with people was by using newsletters. While one could manually update static web pages things like newsletters were easily created and could be sent en mass to the people who had signed [...]

Yesterday I wrote a post over at Mashable called Is the Internet Destroying Real World Interactions? In the post I wondered about the impact that technology is taking on our lives and if we weren’t in the end missing out by being more concentrated on technological solutions rather than being able to appreciate the [...]