Once in a while, I take a look through some of the links I’ve been saving, sharing, and publishing in the sidebar of my blog, Twitter, and a few other places, and try to scrape the pixelly cream off the top to immortalize (until the links break, anyway) a little bit of the Web, hung [...]
All about Technology
We are all technologists now
January 7, 2010
A company launches a new phone, or is rumored to likely be planning to launch a fancy tablet computer, or a new browser, or upgrading its mobile data network, and thousands (millions?) of us have something to say about it.
Really?
What do we know about technology, business, strategy, and the machinations of multinational corporations?
A lot, apparently, [...]
Notes on managing technology decisions
September 11, 2009
Over at the Knight News Challenge blog, I’ve contributed a short list of tips on dealing with developers and choosing a platform for your project:
“3. Hire human beings, not a programming language or Web framework. Unless you’re doing the programming yourself, stay focused on your end goal and steer clear of mandating how the humans [...]
I forget useful code, but Snipt remembers.
December 8, 2008
If you’re anything like me, you’re not really a Web developer by trade, but you push around a little bit of code on an extremely regular basis. And often, it’s the same little bits of code over and over again. And every time you need to use it, you go flipping through text files, Google [...]
Yes, I’m still talking about Twitter
December 3, 2008
Three links about Twitter you should see if you haven’t yet:
Guy Kawasaki on How to use Twitter as a Twool.
Katherine Boehret writes YASEOT (yet another simple explanation of Twitter), but it’s at the Wall Street Journal’s AllThingsD site, so your editor and publisher will read it this time.
Old Media New Tricks has a brief guide [...]