Communicating in a networked world
Coming from California, I am one of those traveling the farthest for this event. Almost halfway around the earth, of course. In the past I've done the trip in two 8-to-10-hour jumps. This time, like the previous, I did it in a short jump to Chicago … [Continue reading]
Three groups of students are focused this week on one destination. The US students took off four days ago from San Francisco International Airport, and have already experienced their introduction to New Delhi. A world apart for them! Our video crew … [Continue reading]
Until recently, Google provided a pretty straightforward "Sitesearch" service that any webmaster could use as a "local site search engine." Pretty simple to configure and use - I did one for a private client of mine a month ago, and it took about … [Continue reading]
I've been looking for this like the holy grail for about a year now, and it's not really in production yet, but I can see that it will rapidly become very popular. Yahoo has introduced a new service, Yahoo Pipes, that allows us to visually select and … [Continue reading]
Following up on my post about the decision whether to use free software or not, this MacWorld article Blogger bugs bug bloggers- Bloggers frustrated by Blogger bugs, Google says it will get better describes the woes of those using Blogger's free … [Continue reading]