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A 30 minute minute video is an eternity online, but it’s a really interesting conversation but Robert Scoble and the founders of My Next Customer about small business marketing and search engine optimization. I don’t believe SEO is losing it’s importance but certainly we’re seeing the methodology of SEO changing. There should be no surprise [...]
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The 6th edition of the LeWeb tech conference is being held in Paris this week, December 9th and 10th 2009 in Le cent Quatre. Brainchild of Loïc Le Meur, LeWeb covers a wide range of topics including industry trends, start-ups, and entrepreneurship in the field of technology. The main stage program features internet leaders and [...]
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I’m a big fan of Jeff Jarvis. I recently read his book What Would Google Do? (HarperCollins 2009), I found it refreshingly insightful. If you don’t know Jeff Jarvis he runs Buzz Machine, a popular blog about media and news . He is an associate professor and director of the interactive journalism program at the [...]
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Gillmor Gang: Facebook’s Bret Taylor talks with Robert Scoble, Kevin Marks, Marc Canter, and Steve Gillmor about Tornado and the FriendFeed transition.
Thanks to Steve Gillmor for video embed.
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I finally had time this weekend to catch up on a few recent podcasts. And since I truly enjoyed the following podcasts, a few recommendations for your consideration. Enjoy!
TWiG (This Week in Google): Hosts Leo Laporte, Gina Trapani, Jeff Jarvis have a great rapport. Topics covered: Gmail goes down, Snow Leopard, Dropbox, Google News, Book [...]
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Privacy in Online Behavioral Tracking and Targeting – It’s Time to Protect Consumers. [EFF] The Electronic Frontier Foundation can do no wrong in my book. EFF and a coalition of other consumer and privacy groups called on Congress today to protect Americans’ privacy from invasive online behavioral tracking and targeting.
The Internet has not transformed civic [...]
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Details on Apple/AT&T/Google Filings regarding “Apple vs. Google Voice.” [Network Neutrality Squad]
Seeing the Future of Mapping in Crimespotting. [O'Reilly Radar]
The 3 key parts of news stories you usually don’t get. [Newsless.org]
NY Transportation Authority Cites Schedules as Copyrighted Material. [Read Write Web]
The Promise of the Lean Startup. [Gigaom]
Maybe It Is Time For Marketing To Move Away [...]
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Chart of the Day: Google’s IPO Five Years Ago Today. [Business Insider]
Google’s I.P.O., 5 Years Later. [New York Times]
Google’s anniversary gift: A 420% gain [CNN Money]
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WikiCity aims to tap hyper-niche markets for news and information. [Neiman Journalism Lab]
FriendFeed Cofounder Paul Buchheit Discusses Facebook Acquisition. [TechCrunch]
Notes from brown bag lunch at Betaworks [Chris Dixon]
Court offers guidelines on when to unmask anonymous posters. [Ars Technica]
Patent Lawsuit Threatens to Clip Twitter’s Wings. [Wired]
Why free ebooks should be part of the plot for writers. [...]
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