Q. “Who are they talking to?”
A. “No one…. and everyone!”
Not in the Twittersphere yet? Let Current explain how it works and give you etiquette tips:

A little more than a month ago, I wrote about Starbucks new instant coffee: the Starbucks Via. My free samples have since arrived and I plan to do a review once I prepare and taste …

I’ve been using Seesmic’s Adobe Air Facebook application for a few days now. Despite all of it’s inadequacies (see below), it raises a larger question to me – and one that I have written about …

I get plenty of email spam… but Gmail does an admirable job making sure most of it doesn’t hit my inbox.
My new annoyance is, for lack of better terminology, “web 2.0 spam”. My inbox is …

CES 2009 is in full swing and as interesting as the technology on parade is the mood at the conference. And while I’m not in Las Vegas, I have been following the trends, mood and …

I love Twitter.
I’ve come to love FriendFeed.
And I really love my new iPhone 3G.
And I’ve never been a huge Facebook user.
All of these come together thanks to Apple and my new iPhone. After installing the …

About a week ago, web 2.0 celebrity / guru Jason Calacanis “officially” announced his retirement from blogging. Most of the blogosphere reaction was that the supposed retirement was either a hoax or a ploy to …

Over this July 4th weekend – where we vacationed in Cape Cod with my family – Anette and I got engaged!
We actually debated whether or not I should post the announcement and picture on this …

I haven’t blogged much in the last week – but I have good reason: we’ve been hard at work on InGameNow… and, just in time for tomorrow’s NBA Draft, we officially launched today!

InGameNow: Twitter for …

Fred Wilson’s last two blog posts are about the changing / evolving blog landscape:
1) the death of “long form blogging” (ironic)
2) the evolution of blog commenting and how comments are becoming as important as the …

I love Twitter. And I’ve written about why.
I also struggle with Twitter… and I’ve written about that too.
But one thing remains consistent with my Twitter usage: it happens on third-parties like Twhirl and Alert Thingy …

Twitter is already struggling to stay afloat as the tech world buzzes about Apples WWDC 2008… and Steve Jobs hasn’t even taken the stage yet. Perhaps Twitter shouldn’t have made their “we’re ready” announcement yesterday …