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Technorati State of the Blogosphere survey
Every year, you help us make State of the Blogosphere the most comprehensive resource for bloggers, and about bloggers. The 2011 survey is live, and your input is critical. http://www.psasurveys.com/detect.aspx?I.Project=a18214 We’d love for you to share some information about blogging as your passion or your profession, that we can then share back with you, the…
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I found this to be quite an interesting read
I found this to be quite an interesting read “Art asks, not dictates.” Thoughts from Brooklyn’s Inside Out Project group action an interview from the TEDblog
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(via PDFmyURL.com – Free & Online: Convert and save PDF from any web page) malleable publishing.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kwHHDqe_7fE ETL2.0 – Data management of the future. Animation was made by my friend Tim Foss. Syncsort Promotional Video Scribe (by timothyfoss) (Source: http://www.youtube.com/)
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If this is going to be a Christian nation that doesn’t help the poor, either we have to pretend that Jesus was just as selfish as we are, or we’ve got to acknowledge that He commanded us to love the poor and serve the needy without condition and then admit that we just don’t want…
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Good SEO is a by-product of not being a dick on the internet. Interesting commentary on SEO etiquette and optimal models. SEO for Non-dicks – Matt Legend Gemmell
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Amazon Auto-Wires New E-Books of Neal Stephenson’s “Reamde” | The Awl
Amazon Auto-Wires New E-Books of Neal Stephenson’s “Reamde” | The Awl We are reading several of Stephenson’s works for a seminar, Readme included. As this is the early part of the 20th century, there is no one canonical edition of each text. Some are reading on Kindle or iOS devices where page numbering is fluid.…
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The Elusive Big Idea – NYTimes.com
The Elusive Big Idea – NYTimes.com THE July/August issue of The Atlantic trumpets the “14 Biggest Ideas of the Year.” Take a deep breath. The ideas include “The Players Own the Game” (No. 12), “Wall Street: Same as it Ever Was” (No. 6), “Nothing Stays Secret” (No. 2), and the very biggest idea of the…
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The nation’s major mobile-phone providers are keeping a treasure trove of sensitive data on their customers, according to a newly released Justice Department internal memo that for the first time reveals the data retention policies of America’s largest telecoms. (via Secret memo reveals which telecoms store your data the longest)
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Real Time Face Substitution
Real Time Face Substitution