Dan Farber of CNet has a good blog post up on what he calls the “lifestreaming” of Barack Obama. He writes:
Barack Obama will be the most shadowed president in history, and it won’t be just the Secret Service and press corps surrounding him. Citizens and paparazzi armed with camera phones and a variety of other multimedia devices will chronicle every movement he makes in public and post it online....
Continue ReadingPapa Johns Pizza is currently running one of the cleverest Facebook promotions I’ve seen. Between now and December 1, if you sign up to be a fan of of Papa Johns on Facebook you will receive a coupon for a free medium pizza (fineprint: you must first purchase a pizza online,...
Continue ReadingAs if being named "[the] youngest self-made billionaire" by Forbes wasn't enough, Mark Zuckerberg, CEO and creator of Facebook, was recently named one of GQ's coveted Men of the Year for 2008. It just goes to show that being a hacker and a dropout can still lead to an awesome fiscal future....
Continue ReadingTime Magazine is running a poll on their website in conjunction with their annual naming of the Time Person of the Year. Twenty five finalists are presented, and users are encouraged to rank each person on a ten point scale. Following in a time honored tradition, supporters of scientist Douglas Melton have apparently hacked the poll,...
Continue ReadingThough I was not in attendance at this year' Web 2.0 Summit in sunny San Francisco, most of the content is available online for anybody to check out (I love how efficiently information disseminates when you put on a convention chock full of web 2.0 nuts). Featuring some highly influential speakers including Al Gore,...
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