Archive for: July 2008

You might not think your television set is the best place to experience the Internet, but when you don’t have a functioning computer, it’s better than nothing. This is the situation our friends in Alabama are experiencing.

I took a look …

I wasn’t planning to post at all during my vacation, but I felt this needed to be posted, especially since I mentioned this on Twitter, et. al.

As of now, Creative Weblogging and I have parted ways. This means I am …

And now, we’ve finally caught up!

MyGlobalTalk: Where’s The Difference? (From The VoIP Weblog)
Is There Money in Voice APIs? (From GigaOM)
Why Dell Partnered With SightSpeed (From The VoIP Weblog)
Voice APIs Not Your Road To …

I am leaving the laptops at home and going on vacation with the family. Expect light, not necessarily topical blogging, if any, until I get back in early August.

My good friend Ken Camp broke down why he thinks Unified Communications is already here, i.e the concept of a single inbox for everything. He goes so far as to suggest that the current Web 2.0 craze and Unified …

Pat Phelan followed a story about video blogger Sarah Austin, who was getting paid by Flixwagon and there was no disclosure about this fact anywhere. There was nothing in the contracts that forbid disclosure, but she did not want …

When I went to California earlier this month, I didn’t have a lot of time to do my ritual of reading RSS feeds with Google Reader. It happens when I travel, particularly when I’ve only got a couple of days …

I’m still trying to get caught up with these posts. Next week, I should be caught up doing these bloody things.
Of course, next week’s …

One feature I like about the newer S60 handsets from Nokia is that they include a built-in RSS reader. When you go to a web page that has feeds listed in the meta tags, you can automatically subscribe to those …

The response to my Voice API post on GigaOM has been pretty good. Lots of insightful comments and several good posts in response. It did mostly confirm a lot of what I was saying, but I felt it was …