Articles in Web 2.0
You would think that Chrome wouldn’t return errors on Google properties… right? I get the following error when trying to access my Google AdSense account (which I find laughable):
This is probably not the site you …
America tuned into watch Sarah Palin debate Joe Biden… and now they are turning to Google to ask, “who won the vp debate?” According to Google Hot Trends – t’s the #1 search query on …
When I first started this blog, it was on a whim and I built it over a weekend on a hosted version of WordPress. The theme I implemented and hacked-together worked well but didn’t scale …
We are very close to making a public launch of the InGameNow iPhone App – delivering real-time scores, news and interaction to your iPhone. If you are a sports fan and an avid iPhone user …
I spent the last few days in Las Vegas at the BlogWorld convention and was certain that my iPhone wouldn’t make it into the afternoons (after all, that is the norm considering how frequently I …
As I posted earlier, we are at BlogWorld Expo in Las Vegas promoting our new Widgetbox Blog Network… here is the presentation we are using at our two sessions:
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This week has been slow for the blog because it’s been *very* busy at the Widgetbox office where we launched the new Widgetbox Blog Network in time to hop on a plane and attend / …
I am at BlogWorld in Las Vegas to talk about Widgetbox’s Blog Network (launched yesterday at http://www.widgetbox.com/network). More to come on this shortly… but for now I am watching Robert Scoble (of Scobelizer) and Hugh …
I am an active Netflix subscriber out of convenience… and in spite of my dissatisfaction with their web experience.
I also have an inbox of marketing emails (and have spent time critiquing many of those campaigns). …
Today I officially placed my pre-order for the Fitbit – my favorite product launch from TechCrunch 50. I figured that I had promoted Fitbit enough (with no affiliation to the company) that I had to …
I covered TechCrunch 50 this week and gave my favorites (FitBit, Hangout, VideoSurf and Swype) and was slightly shocked by the announcement that Yammer had won the $50,000 grand prize… great product and slick UI …
I spent the last few days at TechCrunch 50 and, while I won’t be present at the ‘award ceremony’, I’d like to predict the winner… both of which are not traditional Web 2.0 companies.
In …





