About two weeks ago, National Public Radio canceled one of its newest programs — The Bryant Park Project, which ended its run last Friday. I've been following this show since its piloting stage.
The BPP, as it was commonly known as, had a strong social media component with an active staff blog,...
Continue ReadingAnnounced yesterday on the Facebook blog, the redesign of Facebook has finally arrived. After several delays to the new aesthetic, the developers have finally released the new platform to the masses. More AJAX, tab-centric, and a more versatile API… Here's a quick listing of some personal pros and cons with the new design....
Continue ReadingWe just recently finished updating most of the WordPress sites we maintain to WordPress 2.5, so our normal process would be to monitor for security issues and wait a bit before upgrading again. However, in reviewing the features of WordPress 2.6 we may have to make an exception and upgrade sooner rather than later. ...
Continue ReadingDavid All points to a new website from the Republican National Committee (RNC), GOPPlatform2008.com, which seeks input from Republicans in developing the GOP platform. Following is the intro paragraph announcing the site:
Welcome to the most grassroots-driven platform development effort in the history of American politics!
The Republican Party is seeking your input as we develop the policies and principles upon which we should stand for the next four years....
Continue ReadingDue to scalability problems, the micro-blogging platform Twitter has struggled mightily to stay up and running the last few months. As a result of the problems, a lot of folks are threatening to abandon Twitter for the social aggregator service FriendFeed.
I personally won’t be abandoning Twitter for Friendfeed. ...
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