I didn't realize when I started ranting last night just what kind of nerve I'd hit. Look at the FriendFeed comments around my blog post and then check out the comments...

Last week I had the pleasure of presenting once again at the London @media conference, this time on the subject of Content Management. It was the first time I’d...

Why do I say this? Especially since I have never met nor spoken with any of them? What kind of friendship is that, joe? Are your eyes closed? 'Cause you must be...

"Travelzoo's survey also revealed Americans are willing to go to great lengths to get a deal on travel. Over 40% of Americans would give up restroom privileges when...

This is the issue we are putting to bed todayAwhile ago a cycling magazine changed their format and layout. It was obviously a poor copy of ROAD. Then another magazine...

I'm always skeptical when someone describes a news story, photograph, etc. as having broader significance or as "representative of an era." The same goes for those "the...

Our recent announcements about Socialtext People and Socialtext Dashboard have given me the fun opportunity to demo and discuss our new social networking initiatives with...

I seem to have hit a nerve with my last post "SOA vendors focus too much on integration and not enough on architecture." You can read the comments, but the reaction was:...

I promised you an update once I heard back about my MRI, and I also promised not to take up valuable "show" time by talking about it during the podcast. Plus, keeping it...

"Neither presidential candidate is talking about solving the oil problem. So we're going to make 'em talk about it," Pickens says. The basic Pickens Plan is to reduce...

Judging by the comments, Friday's post really set some people off. Rather than responding to each attack – and 'attack' is the right word – I'll just make a few...

I've always said that what makes parody commercials great is that they totally get all our stupid tricks and crutches. If most of these weren't so dead on and hilarious,...

This is not the usual "look at this stupid/nice hack right here" post, nor is it a snarky slightly anti-theistic essay. It is however both, important and cat content, so...

When a site claims that "photography is an art and a profession, not a commodity," it's clear that they're taking aim at services like Flickr where thousands of images...

As you may have guessed already, the last couple of days have been incredibly hectic over here, moving further along with my recent publication of the NYTimes article...

Continuing further with the nice momentum of the large number of reactions that the recent article I published in the NYTimes, I Freed Myself From E-Mail’s Grip, has...