Monthly Archives: March 2007

You Got Me, Mike!

By Mark Evans | Published: March 31, 2007
There’s a sucker born every day..and today, it’s me after I bought into Mike Arrington’s post that TechCrunch had acquired Fuckedcompany.com! If you could see my face after falling for this day-early April Fool’s trick, it’s beet-red. At least I’m not alone – Dave Winer was fooled as well.
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Is Facebook Going Mainstream?

By Mark Evans | Published: March 31, 2007
I thought Facebook was used by college/university students but I’ve come across a growing number of people in the tech world who have set up Facebook profiles. Rather than giving you a business card or telling you to search for them on LinkedIn, they offer you a link to Facebook. What’s going on here?  VentureBeat [...]
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Is Google Too Powerful?

By Mark Evans | Published: March 30, 2007
BusinessWeek asks the question. What do you think? (Personally, if a better mousetrap came along, I’d jump on it). {democracy:4}
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Hey, We’re Talking Tech

By Mark Evans | Published: March 30, 2007
An interesting week in the world of tech, which gave Duncan Stewart and I lots of fodder for this week’s Talking Tech podcast. (Kevin was on a hardship assignment as he had to attend some conference in Orlando). Perhaps the strangest – and most troubling – story was Kathy Sierra’s blog post about the death [...]
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Why Web 2.0 Thrives

By Mark Evans | Published: March 30, 2007
Whether or not you like the term Web 2.0, this is no doubt it has captured the imagination of the tech community for a variety of reasons. Perhaps the biggest is the barriers to entry are so low, especially compared with four or five years ago when dot-com companies burned through millions of dollars to [...]
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Loren Feldman Coming to Mesh

By Mark Evans | Published: March 29, 2007
We had to offer him a box of Timbits and a bucket of KFC but Loren Feldman has agreed to be a panelist at mesh. Needless to say, we’re stoked to have one of the world’s leading, opinionated and funniest video bloggers.
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