Joseph Scott of Automattic, Wordpress.org — Couchcast March 24, 2008

Joseph Scott, who works with Automattic, the company behind wordpress.org and wordpress.com, talks to us about cool upcoming projects, Wordpress’ next release, Google summer of Code, what it’s like working as a virtual employee, and more. Check it.

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LinkedIN Mobile Version now Available

I’ve got to say I like what LinkedIn has done lately… cool new features, a facelift and now, access to their systems via mobile phones:
[Announcing] LinkedIn mobile for any Web enabled wireless phones that use the wireless application protocol (WAP). What that allows you to do is access LinkedIn from any mobile device ranging from [...]

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Collective Status

I’m LQTM about the following I noticed in my facebook account just now:

Yeah, I know. It’s probably not funny to you. Its just a bit interesting how, when you aggregate enough people together, you can accurately tell whole populations what you ARE doing by simply comparing yourself to what someone else is NOT doing.

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…But You Say He’s Just a Friend…

Via my Twitter network today: Is your social network about the number of “friends” you have? Or is it about who you trust, and who trusts you?

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What’s It Like Working for SOS Staffing…

I was asked a question from someone who found me on LinkedIn about what it’s like working for SOS Staffing, my parent company. Here’s most of my reply, as I thought it would be valuable. Note also, that this blog and all its content are solely my own opinions, and may at any time [...]

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Top 5 Ways Smart People Use Twitter

Sharon Sarmiento at 901am put together a great piece on the five cool ways smart people are using Twitter. Its good to see a small list of how peopele are leveraging Twitter, the hyper-short (140 character) micro-communication platform, can do (and avoiding what it doesn’t do).
Its great that Sarmiento starts out with the obligatory [...]

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