There’s a good study on Openflows called “Open Source and the Voluntary Sector” that examines how collaboratively-developed software can benefit...
Depressingly, it looks like AOL is inching further and further away from allowing other instant-message networks to interoperate with their...
JournURL is an interesting new offering that provides a new twist on the traditional online discussion forum: your entries are...
There’s a good story over on SFGate.com about a service in South Korea called “Ohmynews”, which gets its stories from...
Answerland is a new venture from Oregon’s public libraries that lets users submit a question, and have it answered by...
Well, this has taken a little longer than I expected, but here it is, the next part of my series...
Ray Ozzie, the brains behind Groove Networks, has an interesting perspective on the history behind the growing “social software” movement,...
Wired News is reporting that the BBC is preparing a new set of online tools to foster grassroots activism among...
If you think anything I write here represents the opinions of anybody but myself, you need more help than I can give you. The opinions are all mine, folks. Nobody else's. ESPECIALLY not my employer's.
If that's too hard to understand... well, I'm sorry. There's only so much I can do. I'm not a therapist, and I'm not a miracle worker. (Unless you consider staying employed in this economy a miracle.) I wish I could help you work through your delusional belief that I'm speaking for anyone else but myself. Honestly, I do. But in the end, that's a monkey you'll have to get off your back on your own. Sorry.