I got to pay a visit to Wallstrip recently and sit down for a one on one chat with Lindsay Campbell.
It was a great conversation focusing mostly on what we are doing at InfoNgen (The company Isaak Karaev and I founded), but also diving in to a lot of related topics in the [...]
Archive for July, 2007
I prefer IM over email for most things - it provides a record of my conversations for reference (something lacking with phone calls) while still maintaining a level of interactivity that isn’t quite there through email. It lets me converse with a group or simply one to one, and allows easy file/data exchanges to [...]
Google/YouTube has joined with CNN to add a new twist to the televised political debate format we have all become used to. In tonight’s Democratic presidential candidate debate, instead of coming from the usual talking heads, questions will be asked by ordinary people via videos submitted to YouTube. A few dozen questions have [...]
It’s hard for me to count how many times in general conversations with people my age that quotes pop up from television shows or songs that came out when we were growing up.
There was a focus to the popular media at that time that let it imbued the culture of the day. [...]
It seems that debate over our future role in Iraq is starting to heat up…
Part of this is being driven by the looming September deadline Bush has set for assessing the effectiveness of the recent troop ’surge’ there. Part is driven by the continuing stream of bad news from Iraq, and the seeming inability [...]
There was an interesting interview in the Toronto Star with RIM’s co-CEO Jim Balsillie. The article focuses heavily on how RIM views Apple’s entry into the high end ’smart-phone’ market, and looks at how it could impact the mobile industry.
While the article is interesting at a general level, there was an observation made [...]
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