Category Archives: blogging
5 unstoppable trends from the Web 2.0 Summit stage, personified
The theme of this year’s Web 2.0 Summit 2011 officially was “The Data Frame.” But take it from me — the unofficially real themes are these five unstoppable trends that, were they a person (taking a cue from Genevieve Bell’s … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, community, sanfrancisco, web2, work
Tagged battelle, cars, facebook, fmp, genevievebell, mitchellbaker, mozilla, occupywallstreet, oreilly, ows, people, platform, sound, tech, trends, w2s, web2summit
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This Week in Video and Politics
I’ve been working on an internal video sharing platform at work for over a year, and now everything from music to politics to diversity to news to family and more directly seems to relate to video sharing platforms. This week, … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, noonprop8, web2
Tagged c-span, campaigns, charliecrits, crist, disruption, law, politics, prop8, vaughnwalker, video, web2.0, youtube
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Tsunami Warning San Francisco, and other dirges in the dark
A peek at “local media” during a disaster in the dead of night Disasters – natural or otherwise – don’t always strike at reasonable hours – and when an insistent pounding on the front door woke me from a deep … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, community, sanfrancisco
Tagged earthquake, japan, local, media, news, sanfrancisco, tsunami, twitter
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