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- Vaudeville
- This media showdown is getting really interesting. In no particular order, some comments about some of the players:Mike Arrington -- Why on Earth is he keeping Marshall Kirkpatrick in such a visible position. Nothing against the guy, he's a good writer and a competent reviewer, but he doesn't have a...
- Tags: Nick, Marshall Kirkpatrick
- Blog posts 2006-07-14
- Back in the USSR
- Nick Carr is truly the gift that keeps on giving. His latest can-opener concerns the alleged Google strategy of converting all reading interfaces to search and keyword (i.e. tagging) interfaces. Nick's genius (I think he is the leader in the post-dvorak world of meme-baiting) is to keep the bile churning...
- Tags: Nick, Don't Forget
- Blog posts 2006-05-08
- Hey Bulldog
- Ran into Sun's most authoratative blogger at OSBC this morning: Jim Grisanzio. Although some would point at Tim Bray (too partisan around Atom to sustain deserved linkcred from pre-Sun days) or Simon Phipps fragmented his Webmink brand into multiple feeds Jim's combination of OpenSolaris mission and personal naiviete about his...
- Tags: Nick, Jonathan Schwartz, Sun Microsystems Inc., Jonathan
- Blog posts 2006-02-14
- Neutral gestures
- Nick Carr's latest post is a perfect example of a neutral gesture, one that sets up a transitional premise as the root of an alleged fundamental game-changer. As a gesture, it is still useful to those who view Nick's conservative optimist-baiting as treading water. In this case, Nick moves up...
- Tags: gesture, Nick
- Blog posts 2006-01-04
- IP Doesn't Matter?
- Nick Carr: Amateurs should, and will, be able to disseminate their creations, whether podcasts or songs or blogs or films, over the Internet. But those who hope to make a career of writing or talking or making music or shooting video should be able to protect their...
- Tags: amateur, Nick, business model
- Blog posts 2005-11-13
Additional Resources
- Looks like the The Gang, rounded up by Steve Gillmor, is back in the saddle
- Jason Calacanis is blogging about the latest debut of The Gang, aka Gillmor Group, aka Bad Sinatra, aka Gillmor Gang. The first episode is on Facebook, in four parts. I was happy to be a part of this, nearly a year since the last real Gang recording. ...
- Tags: Facebook, Steve Gillmor, Voice, Episode, Jason Calacanis, Elitism, Blogging, Internet, Dana Gardner
- Blog posts 2007-11-09
- Gillmor's Internet plate tectonics
- Steve Gillmor riffs on my post about Yahoo's lack of a social networking hub, where I state: "Yahoo is about making connections, but right now its more of loose federation of Web applications and servicesâ€"many spokes without a strong hub to hold together a social Web. Yahoo 360 has been...
- Tags: Web Technology, Software Infrastructure, Social networking, SaaS, Personal Technology, Office 2.0, MySpace, Microsoft, iPhone, IBM, Google, Facebook, Apple, Adobe
- Blog posts 2007-07-01
- Nick Carr's Big Switch
- Nicholas Carr, amongst the most incisive and profound critic of information technology, will be in Silicon Valley tonight, at Campbell's Barnes and Noble bookstore in conversation with ZDNet honcho Dan Farber, Edgeio co-founder/CEO Keith Teare, and Gillmor Gang ringleader & Podtech exec Steve Gillmor, and me. While the event is...
- Tags: Uncategorized
- Blog posts 2007-06-19
- Blogswarm on Google Apps for Your Domain
- Last night's relatively big scoop, given to a few media outlets, was Google throwing together a bunch of its communications applications and making them available as a suite of services for companies and organizations. Subsequently, Google will add Spreadsheets, Writely and other applications to fill out the suite and offer...
- Tags: Google Inc.
- Blog posts 2006-08-28
- A Hamburger Today
- Now that BloggerCon is over, I'm going to start releasing some of the backlog of Attention Deficit Theatre and Gillmor Gangs that have built up. Those who, like me, stayed in bed this morning and listened to the ConCast were treated to a remarkable string of interesting stuff, none of...
- Tags: Doc, Mike Arrington, Bloggercon
- Blog posts 2006-06-25
- And the Wind Cries Larry
- The last few days have seen a real ramp up of attention/gesture stuff. The combination of Bloggercon and Supernova this week and Gnomedex next week have brought many of the constituents of the so-called Attention Economy into view. One of the incipient players--Jellyfish--are embargoing their story until Monday to take...
- Tags: Craig
- Blog posts 2006-06-23
- Message to Google: Get some packaging ASAP
- The latest Gillmor Gang, recorded Feb. 17, is another great example of how strong ideas can uniquely flow and develop conversationally, where the power of the group-think merges in real time with the individual stream of consciousness to actually come up with some insights and conclusions that are truly fresh....
- Tags: Google Inc., SOHO/SMB
- Blog posts 2006-02-20
- Gillmor Daily gets Sirius
- Gillmor Daily has moved into AttentionTech's slot on Sirius, beginning with last week's shows. Monday and Tuesday featured a two part version of my conversation with new Gang regular Mike Arrington. Wednesday and Thursday emanated from OSBC, with Stephen O'Grady from Redmonk and Dan Farber on the 15th and former...
- Tags: Dan Farber, Gillmor Daily
- Blog posts 2006-02-17
- Utility computing and private IT generators
- Deal Architect Vinnie Mirchandani notes that Nick Carr has posted the slides from his talk at the Open Source Business Conference about the coming age of utility computing. Like electricity, organizations will inevitably be powered by automated, centralized grids of metered computing power, Nick predicted.Vinnie excerpts from his post, Utility...
- Tags: information technology, Nick Carr, utility computing
- Blog posts 2006-02-16
- Attention.opml or Attention.rss?
- Alex Barnett has an interesting post suggesting that OPML is a great format for attention data. OPML is already supported by every RSS aggregator, so it seems a natural format for storing feed-specific attention information. Of course, whenever the topic of an attention format is...
- Tags: OPML
- Blog posts 2005-11-08
- Peace with honor
- Dan Farber thinks I'm being too cryptic. He wants me to weigh in on the Microsoft announcements of today. My sense is that I've talked almost of nothing else for months now, and have mostly been ridiculed for anticipating what in fact is coming true. Namely: Jim...
- Tags: Ray, Microsoft Office, Jim Allchin
- Blog posts 2005-09-20
- Vacation
- Jon Udell called today to say he's going on vacation. Of course, he's actually going to remain at home in his bedroom with a shotgun in case somebody reads this (not likely according to the Feedster 500) and decides to take advantage of his absence to steal the plans for...
- Tags: E-mail, RSS, Doc, pile
- Blog posts 2005-08-16
- Not kidding
- In the car on the way to school (pre-K camp) this morning, my 4.5 year old Ella asked me what "serious" meant. I asked her what the context was. She haltingly indicated that it was something someone on the DVD player was saying; i.e. I'm serious. I asked her what...
- Tags: Seth
- Blog posts 2005-07-29
- Opinions cross the spectrum over Microsoft's RSS support
- Updated 9:40 AM 6/30/05.Updated with video clip 10:50 AM 6/29/05: In the days after Microsoft announced upcoming support for RSS at Gnomedex, bloggers/journalists/analysts spared no angle in dissecting and opining on what the new Microsoft format means to the world. For reference, here's a video clip from Gnomedex 2005...
- Tags: Microsoft Corp., RSS
- Blog posts 2005-06-28
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