Tony K’s got something to say

Check out Mr. T’s World of Warcraft commercial on Youtube, simply awesome…
I pity the gamer that mess with T!

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I just read about Feedbuddy on Read/Write Web. It is a “social network” where buddies are made by shared feeds. However as Read/Write Web notes:
In practice, however, Feedbuddy isn’t much of a social network. The site is dead simple, and probably shouldn’t be categorized as a social network at all. It’s more of […]

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HT: to Ethan Zuckerman for writing about TED and two other conferences he attends, Pop!Tech and LIFT which are also posting their presentations online for the world to watch. I never knew about these two conferences before but am now sharing ideas from both of them (and TED) with friends, family and colleagues. […]

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If you want to tap into some serious thought power check out TED: Ideas Worth Spreading.
What is TED?

TED stands for Technology, Entertainment, Design. It started out (in 1984) as a conference bringing together people from those three worlds. Since then its scope has become ever broader.
The annual conference now brings together […]

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A few weekends ago I started Think Green, a wiki, to collect and share information on environmental issues and policies such as tax incentives for businesses and individuals for going green. I am also hoping you will help me create a collection of all green blogger links and news. I need your help […]

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During the last day of the conference I attended a session that covered microformats for Web coding behavior. This seems like an interesting use of code and definitely worth keeping an eye on, if you want to play with it now the recommendation was made to try it on the Contact page of your […]

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Some of the questions I had about online community were taken head-on in the session What Work’s in Online Communities. Oscar’s comment on my last post (see below) echoes the sentiment of looking at online communities as we would the physical communities we inhabit. I found the break-down of buzz semantics a great […]

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