The Essentials of Web 2.0 Your Event Doesn't Cover Do you want to learn about the future of web applications? If so, when choosing an event, you might want to make sure it’s one that cares about including speak...
Yahoo Pipes Background: Yahoo’s launched an interesting and innovative new service, Pipes, which lets users with a relatively low degree of technological expertise c...
I am okay with my Yahoo sign-in. I’ve seen a lot of weird, very belated, hand-wringing about Flickr requiring early adopter users to sign in with their Yahoo accounts. This is prompted, I unde...
It's the circle of (web) life! Picture Terry Semel holding a little lion cub up in the air with both arms extended. What’s that? It’s the Circle of Life! Well, maybe Circle of Life 2.0? Okay...
Debating a Bubble Another great Wall Street Journal online debate: Is ‘Web 2.0’ Another Bubble? David Hornik and Todd Dagres’ excellent back-and-forth was unfortunately oversh...
The Starting Line is not the Finish Line There weren’t a whole lot of really new things announced at the Web 2.0 conference, mostly large companies saying what you’d expect. But one of the launches...
Life or Death for Web 2.0 A month ago, I began a series of posts outlining some common themes: Any system faces danger when it becomes a monoculture Diversity offers many broad-ra...
Google Office: Google Apps for Your Domain The first version of Google Apps for Your Domain has been released, offering hosted applications that provide free, ad-supported services including email, c...
Massaging the Data Speaking of memes from a year ago , last year I created a site called ishavingamassage.com. (That’s “Is Having A Massage”, not “I Shaving…”) The domain is a (...
The Flip 2K5 Or, “Yahoo bought everyone on my buddy list, and all I got was this t-shirt”. Following up on the discussion about Web 2.0 from last week, the only thing a...