I’d like to know why the Vox Question of the Day isn’t ever “what do you hate about Vox?”
Dave Winer had a pretty interesting idea:
Start with a two-person video crew, like Andrew and Joanne, in New York, and every Tuesday, rain or shine, go to Times Square and interview 20 or 30 people, asking a […]
I was just putting the final touches on what, in my own mind at least, was a pretty well thought out argument against this myth of “information overload” and why I’m about fed up hearing about how hard it is to find quality information online when I was bitten by the irony bug. Here I […]
A good friend of mine is about to get his hands on a new laptop. He’s an interesting case — late twenties and zero computer experience. He’s an intelligent guy, more than capable with his hands, a quick learner. As a tradesman, he never bothered with college so he never really needed a computer for […]
I finally found the time to do a little following up on ProjectVRM (if you haven’t heard of it, it’s worth reading up on). Doc Searls has a great article up on VRM and a public commons — or more specifically, a more efficient market for getting support. The general idea is simple, but Doc’s […]