Monthly Archives: February 2007
Let’s mesh!
At last, we’re finally ready to unveil some details about mesh ’07! First, we’d like to thank everyone for being so patient – and for all the suggestions, ideas and feedback. You can register and buy tickets here. Needless to … Continue reading
Can Macs Crack the Corporate Market?
For all the chatter about how the Mac has suddenly emerged as more than just a well-design niche product as more people jump off the Windows bandwagon, an interesting issue is whether the Mac will be embraced by the corporate … Continue reading
Networking About Blog Networks
If you heading down to SXSW next month and interested in talking about blog networks, b5media (Jeremy Wright and Aaron Brazell) will be hosting an unofficial gathering (venue to be determined but suggestions welcome). Check out Jeremy’s blog for more … Continue reading
The Silence About WNP in Canada is Deafening
Wireless number portability (WNP) is coming to Canada in just over two weeks but judging by the lack of media coverage and non-existent advertising by the major carriers (Telus, Bell and Rogers), you’d think it wasn’t a big deal. Truth … Continue reading
Who Reads Blog? Apparently, “Almost No One”
I’ve been writing about or working within the Internet since 1995 so I’ve got a pretty good handle on the key trends. That said, it’s amazing how much new information and insight you get from listening to Jeff Cole, the … Continue reading
When Blogs Get Out Front of a Story
I try not to cross-promote my blogs but will make an exception about a story that appeared on my Nortel blog last week because it illustrates how blogs can get ahead of the media and a corporate PR team. Last … Continue reading
