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Monthly Archives: March 2007
Impedance Mismatch: Technology Outpaces The Law (Yet Again)
Impedance mismatch is defined as a term “which describes an inadequate or excessive ability of one system to accommodate input from another.” With the pace of change in technology exceeding that of many other areas in society, there is plenty … Continue reading
Heading to ETech
ETech in San Diego is on the schedule for next week. I’ll be at there Mon evening-Wed. If you are around, give a shout.
Widget Convergence: Web-to-Desktop
The guys at Goowy and yourminis blog that you can now put your widgets on your desktop, all thanks to Adobe Apollo. I tried it and it’s pretty neat, despite the fact that it is alpha tech running on alpha tech. … Continue reading
Posted in Adobe, Digital Media, startups, Web 2.0
Tagged Adobe, Digital Media, Industry News, Macromedia Flash, startups, Web 2.0
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Widgets, Widgets, Everywhere
Widgets are the new cool. Everyone agrees they are a big phenomenon that’s here to stay. No, widgets are not new. They’ve been around for a very long time in multiple technology implementations. Some prior examples are in Brad Feld’s … Continue reading
Posted in Digital Media, Mobile, MySpace, startups, Web 2.0
Tagged Blogging, Bubble 2.0, Digital Media, e-commerce, Long Tail, Mobile, MySpace, Social computing, social networking, startups, The Long Tail, Web 2.0
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DST Change, Cars, Sensor Networks and Software-as-a-Service
Sunday came and went and all’s well, more or less. The ticking bomb called the Energy Policy Act of 2005 made a polite pop! but didn’t cause too much trouble when DST came into effect earlier this year than usual. Strangely … Continue reading
Killer Consumer Applications for RFID
Mention RFID a couple of years ago and most would think about pallets of goods moving through warehouses. When the cost of RFID tags was high, it made little sense to do item-level tagging so goods were tagged at the … Continue reading
Posted in Apple, startups
Tagged Apple, Industry News, Polaris Venture Partners, RFID, startups, Web Services
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Founders at Work: The Truth And Myth Of Entrepreneurship
My wife ordered Founders at Work from Amazon a while back and then we forgot all about it. The book still hasn’t shown up, so I’m glad Guy Kawasaki did a post to remind us to check what happened with the … Continue reading