missionbaywp Originally uploaded by JoeDuck Live from San Francisco it’s the WordCamp San Francisco. Tim Ferris is giving an excellent presentation about his blogging adventures. He’s quite the SEO expert as are many people who do not bill themselves as … Continue reading
This great list is from the Accelerating Futures Website from Michael Anissimov Artificial Intelligence Aubrey de Grey Chief Science Officer, Methuselah Foundation Barney Pell Search Strategist, Microsoft Ben Goertzel CSO, Novamente & Director of Research, SIAI Bill Hibbard Emeritus Senior … Continue reading
Sure it’s too early to know how the advent of “Social Media” will revolutionize the internet landscape but it will *certainly* revolutionize the online experience dramatically. It’s been slowly happening for some time – perhaps 2 years or so – … Continue reading
In technology there are few more important questions than “What’s going to happen with Twitter”. As with many early adopter issues, only the digerati and a few smart marketers understand how profoundly and importantly Twitter is reshaping the online … Continue reading
Twitter is moving into the mainstream faster than any major internet application in history, and is redefining online behavior as we continue to move away from “internet as information” and into the era of “internet as people”. Obviously both information … Continue reading
Marissa Mayer on Charlie Rose. Two of my favorite people at the same time! Mayer is one of a handful of people who drive many key online innovations as a result of her role at Google. Mayer’s background at Stanford … Continue reading
John Dvorak has an interesting article today about his own misadventures with SEO – specifically URL renaming to improve Google indexing. Based on advice from a friend and SEO expert John renamed the URLs at his website and wound up … Continue reading
Singularity University is the first major academic effort to study the acceleration of technological change. many believe will lead to the most profound changes the world has ever seen, first in the form of conscious computing and then perhaps as … Continue reading
As podcasters and webcasters and such try to turn a buck they come up against fixed ad revenues. Ad model is a problem (Note several comments came in based on those two sentences before I finished this post) The main … Continue reading
As usual there is an *extraordinary* failure in the blogosphere to apply even the simplest reasonable business metrics to a minor event, in this case Dell’s million dollar Twitter “success”. I’m a big fan of Twitter and think it’s great, … Continue reading
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