Month: January 2006

Michael Cousineau asks me why I wrote about Christine’s Q4 numbers. Mostly to provoke a discussion, which, thanks to Rich Miller and Michael picking up on my comments, it has.…

Some of the numbers are in for the 6th Congressional Democrats. And while I’ve been a supporter of Christine’s in the past, I have to say these numbers don’t look…

Very cool. Business 2.0 rounded up its top 10 business ideas of the year, and puts RSS on the list as the “smartest technology”, “letting RSS do for online media…

Back at Gnomedex, Steve Rubel and his client (Weatherbug) gave a presentation about using the blogosphere to counter a negative impression of their company. It was a decent talk, and…

2006 is the year of reconnecting for me so far. First, I heard from Femke, one of my close friends from the year I spent living in Dijon, Frace (1991-1992)…

Forgive the multiple company posts, but our latest announcement is one of those deceptively simple things that takes a while to sink in. And I’m hoping that by documenting why…

While listening to or watching my iPod lately, I’ve noticed that if my Treo gets too close to the iPod, it has the ability to change the volume. This isn’t…

Inevitable, I suppose. There’s now a west coast answer to the Samberg/Parnell Chronicles of Narnia rap from a couple weeks ago. Quite funny, actually.

You may have seen the AT&T billboards claiming “blogging delivered” for AT&T (er, sorry – that’s at&t). I love that this blogger called them out, and pointed out that the…

Very excited to welcome USA Today to the growing list of publishers using FeedBurner to manage their feeds. As the press release makes clear, part of the attraction for the…