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Nat Friedman announces the launch of Hula, a new project to build an open source mail and calendar server and Rich Web Client, with some different ideas. (but will it allow for Tags and Folksonomies?) Plus Jamie Zawinski focus them Continue reading Hula, open source mail and calendar server, and GroupWare bad.
Flying out to Calgary last week I was seated next to Jay Ingram well known co-host and producer of Daily Planet, the hour long science magazine on Canada’s Discovery Channel, Toronto Star columnist, Author (most recently: The Velocity of Honey Continue reading Jay Ingram, Science Guy
Robert Scobleizer rips a MS marketing droid a new one for disrespectting his customers, in “No RSS? No downloads? No interaction? Fake content? You’re fired!“, which has some interesting comments, including a link to RSS for Journalists (Here’s my own Continue reading Marketing as if the Customer Matters.
Charles Robert Darwin was born February 12, 1809; he published On the Origin of Species at age 50. To help celebrate check the “Darwin Day Celebration” web site for an event in your area. Or you could bake Trilobite Cookies!(Via Continue reading Happy Darwin Day !
Via Modern Drunkard Magazine Online inculdes a drinking guide to ST:TOE, , A Quick Guide to Alien Alcohol, and Top Ten Signs Your Starship Captain is a Drunkard : 10.) When Spock mind probes him, Spock gets hammered. 9.) Wakes Continue reading Alcohol in the Star Trek universe
The Economist.com does Robert Scoble, and asks if he as “celebrity blogger on Microsoft’s payroll, herald the death of traditional public relations?”. (Congradulations!) My own answer would be no, but it does challenge the tradition value that “traditional public relations” Continue reading Chief humanising officer