I’m going to be talking about “funny blogging” today at Northern Voice. Whether those attending my session laugh with me or at me, at least there will be laughter. If you’re attending this legendary conference, look for me. I’m the guy with the red 43folders shirt. If not, follow the goings-on on the Twitter. The
Patrick Rhone has written an incredible book that came out yesterday. It’s called Keeping It Straight: You, Me and Everything Else and he was kind enough to provide an advance copy for me to read. And read it I did.1 The timing of this book’s release couldn’t have been better, considering my foray into full
Sony has always been good at coming up with great advertisements for its PlayStation 3 (perhaps not so good at security, though). I’m betting they don’t run with this one. It’s kinda NSFW. via rickymachinima.1 1 Kudos to Matthew Panzarino for spotting this.
The Beastie Boys have another album up their sleeves, which is awesome enough. Their companion video “Fight For Your Right – Revisited” is the most awesome thing I’ve seen (in terms of music videos) in a long time.
On Friday, I was ready to start cranking out an article for today, but hadn’t written a word of it before hitting the RSS feed reader. As I was going through my feeds, I decided I wasn’t cranking out anything for today. No words, no image, nothing. Why? Because you need to go and read
I’m a big fan of RSS. Too big of a fan, perhaps. So much so, that I’ve had to implement my own RSS feed strategy. I define it as one that’s really simply structured. For those that don’t know, RSS is generally understood as an acronym for Really Simple Syndication. Basically, when you subscribe to
TED Talks are the best “infotainment” out there. Period. If you haven’t seen any of these videos from the popular TED conferences, then you’re missing out. The TED movement has beomce so vast that it has led to spin-off events (such as the independent TEDx events) and pretenders alike. I’d say it has had a
I wouldn’t normally suggest this, but you should skip the first part of the next sentence. There are things I have to do that need to get done, and there are things I need to do that have to get done. While at first glance these seem exactly the same, they’re not. It’s when you
I just started using Rdio…and I really like it. Really, really like it. When Adam King and I connected on it by following each other, he had this to say to me via Twitter: “I’ve said it before: Rdio is the Netflix of music.” Totally agree. Except that, in my estimation, Rdio already has far more
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