Poking around the intersection of KM and Social Media
Digsby is a new multi-network IM (AIM, ICQ, WLM, Jabber, GTalk, Yahoo) that also integrates your email and social network accounts on Facebook and Myspace. It’s in private beta, but this site has screenshots, initial impressions, and invites. read more | digg story
I had a perfect day yesterday, going down to Huntington Beach with Lynn and the dogs. We rode our bikes, played on “Dog Beach” and generally wore ourselves out in the fresh air and warm sun (see pics on Flickr). We capped the day with dinner and movie (Atonement, which I do not recommend). Today […]
Happy Saturday morning. I’ve just got a couple of interesting links to share. Google Blogscoped has an interesting post with screenshots describing Google’s intranet. It’s interesting to see what the employees experience from inside the firewall. Over at BigBlueBall, Fanatic posted statistics from an interesting study that shows 20% of all instant messages are never sent. […]
Rafe Needleman at Webware has written a great introduction to Twitter titled the Newbie’s Guide to Twitter. If you’re curious about Twitter, Needleman provides a pretty good overview. He compare’s it too Google’s Dodgeball service, but easier to use. Personally, I think Jaiku is the better Twitterer. It reads everything, including my new del.icio.us tags, […]
What will happen in 2007 in the realm of instant messaging, VoIP and chat? A collection of predictions from various analysts. read more | digg story
Digital media measurement company comScore Networks today released the results of their analysis of global instant messenger (IM) use, and the results were surprising. … read more | digg story
Those who know me and my proclivity for things big, blue and round should sit down immediately. Yes, it is true. I hate instant messaging. It’s not that I don’t appreciate the utility of instant messaging as a communications medium. On the contrary, IM is the grease that lubes the proverbial wheels of this brave, […]