Nine Million — Helping Refugees
Monday, January 21st, 2008Ninemillion.org is raising money to help nine million refugees. [via Twitter: loiclemeur of Seesmic)]
Ninemillion.org is raising money to help nine million refugees. [via Twitter: loiclemeur of Seesmic)]
A friend shared this link showing data of consumer video viewing preferences.
Seth Godin writes about the music industry. Insightful.
Watch this detailed video showing the Logitech Duet controller (code name “Jive”). This will be an awesome product when it ships. So cool… and it’s not expensive, either.
Darren Waters and Loic LeMeur talk about Seesmic in this video recorded with Seesmic.
Aruni Gunasegaram writes about her Funding Toolkit. Check out her blog for an article about other people’s money, and see her (still under development) BableSoft site. [via Twitter: FoundRead]
Kevin Mitnick predicts nanorobots a.k.a. “nanoids” will be used by 2040 to conduct government searches.
ScreenSteps is a new (to me) screencasting package, similar (I think) to Camtasia.
Twitter has released Starling, it’s core message routing system, as open source. That’s a brilliant move.
Jaiku explains details of how they fetch feeds.
Frank Gruber maintains a comprehensive list of Web 2.0 and Technology conferences. There is also a shared Google Calender for these events.
Jaiku scheduled a 24 hour outage to fix the worst of their performance problems, such as frequent 504 errors that kept me and others from using Jaiku.