Browsing All Posts published on »March, 2010«

Mystery date

March 30, 2010

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I was always slightly bummed that I never got a chance to try speed dating. The concept intrigued me on so many levels. Seems like it would be great blog fodder and a blast in general. But I found a workaround. I’ll be trying an alternative version of it in April through SeedNetworking, which sets… [Read more…]

Token girls

March 22, 2010

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There’s a huge wave that Internet people are paddling like fools to catch right now. It’s the “women are starting to realize they’re under-represented in tech and startups, so we’d better start to care or at least pretend we do” wave. Some effects of this wave include a rise in women-in-tech organizations and an effort… [Read more…]

French, francophile and fresh

March 14, 2010

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There’s a new addition to my family! Meet the Francophilia Gazette. It’s an all-you-can-eat buffet of juicy news tidbits and spicy culture bites from France: gossip, trivia, pop culture, high culture, history, and more… A fresh take on France and Frenchness, with none of those tired articles about Brie and beaujolais nouveau… I’ve tested this… [Read more…]

Oversharing has never been so easy

March 13, 2010

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My latest article on WebWorkerDaily is about how quick and painless it is to use Posterous to share the treasures you find on the Web across your many online social apps. Using the Posterous bookmarklet, you can send goodies to all your social apps at once, or pick and choose where you want things to… [Read more…]

When you want to join the reindeer games…

March 5, 2010

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Do you think there’s room on the Internet for startups that aren’t the product of a programmer’s brain? I do. But some things need to change. Way back in 2008, Bernard Lunn of ReadWriteWeb wrote about his vision for the near future of the Web in a brilliant three-part series in which he said: The Main Street… [Read more…]

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