Thoughts on the intersection of search, media, technology, and more.
More when we're ready to talk more about it, but it's a merging of the human, physical energy of a music festival with the human, virtual energy of conversational media.
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Read FM Partners with Outside Lands (Links)
Search, of course, has become ubiquitous for enabling users to find Web content, but existing search engines have been designed for use by an individual. While using SearchTogether, though, users can collaborate locally or at different locations, working in tandem or at different times.
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Read Searching Together (Links)
Read Twitter v. Blog (Links)
Ah, nostalgia. That's me bent over the work of editing Wired back in the day. Thanks Pesco...
Read Early Wired Images (Links)
My partners at Web 2 told me today that the new website is live, the initial theme is up and posted (I am very excited about this year's theme) and if you haven't gone before, you can request an invitation to come here. It strikes us that the Web might teach us new ways to address these limits.
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Read Initial Web 2 Summit Lineup Up, Registration Is Open (Links)
Yang: We feel strongly about how we monetize search, but there is clearly a value gap between us and (Google), we want to make it clear to our shareholders that there are other untapped sources of value that should we want to tap that...could be significant..."
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Read Liveblogging: Yahoo's Decker and Yang (Links)
His piece starts by conjuring HAL, the famous AI which manipulates humans, then makes his case by citing his own "feeling" that Google has changed his attention span to somehow prove that search and web browsing in general is making us stupid.
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Read Google: Making Nick Carr Stupid, But It's Made This Guy Smarter (Links)
Read More Departures, Peanut Butter Has Left the Bread (Links)
Earlier I posted about Mike Homer and his fight with CJD, a brain wasting disease. Yesterday the fight widened with the announcement of a YouTube channel in conjunction with UCSF, and more. Since June 2007, the Fight for Mike has raised more than $7 million for CJD research at UCSF.
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Read Support Mike and Brain Research (Links)
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