Month: October 2011

  • Send video fast – for free

    For a limited time, we’re giving away free accounts over at latakoo.com. Send video super-fast over any Internet connection, manage it privately in the cloud, and share with anyone. latakoo lets you send HD video in a fraction of the time by compressing it to an H.264 MP4 file. (You’ll still see the compression benefit […]

  • Identity, contact management and federated social networks

    Last week, Doc Searls reflected that everything being worked on at the Internet Identity Workshop is meaningful to CRM: It just occurred to me that everything being worked on at IIW is meaningful to CRM. I had been thinking that only the VRM stuff was meaningful, but I realize now that all the IIW stuff […]

  • Identity progressives and identity conservatives

    4chan‘s moot, aka Chris Poole, stood up at the Web 2.0 Summit yesterday and painted a more complex picture of identity: “The portrait of identity online is often painted in black and white,” Poole said. “Who you are online is who you are offline.” […] But human identity doesn’t work like that online or offline. […]

  • The open web is dead. Get over it and do something.

    Yesterday, I joined the Post-PC era by upgrading my iPad to iOS 5. Yes, the upgrade process wiped all of my applications and data, but once I’d put everything back together again, the result was a faster, more streamlined device that works much better than it did with iOS 4. I use my iPad for […]