Monthly Archives: October 2008

LinkedIn applications are here

Posted on 2008/10/29 by David Mead

A while ago a group of us were chatting about LinkedIn and how it still didn’t offer a lot of the social network doo-dads that others sites, such as Facebook, does. Since then there has been a slow procession of … Continue reading →

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The connectedness strikes again…

Posted on 2008/10/22 by David Mead

So I’m catching up on my RSS feeds and I saw that Jon Hicks posted about one of my favorite bands, Stars of the Lid.  They are releasing a film (not until 2010 mind you) of what looks like a … Continue reading →

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Nice touches at Huffduffer…

Posted on 2008/10/20 by David Mead

Catching up on my early morning tweets I saw one from Jeremy Keith about the launch of a new site, Huffduffer. Its an interesting premise. Build your own RSS feed of sounds that you’ve find whilst traversing the Internet. You … Continue reading →

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Geolocation creeps ever onwards

Posted on 2008/10/09 by David Mead

Today marked Sprint’s WIMAX coverage of Baltimore. Though service has been reported as being a bit spotty (about 70%), when you are in a zone the results are fantastic! Mario Armstrong on NPR reported using his laptop and running a … Continue reading →

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Is this the end of Twitter as we know it?

Posted on 2008/10/04 by David Mead

As a reader of Simon Willison’s blog, I came across this tool that he created with Natalie Downe – Tweetersation. Now this tool lets you combine peoples conversations on Twitter in one time line.  Pretty cool.  So I can now … Continue reading →

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