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2009 Predictions: Hardware

5th
2009
2

Where I try to read the tea leaves and divine what new gad­gets will be com­ing this year and the trends they will engender.

Future Tense — Participatory Applications

15th
2006
0

But so far, my whole focus in this series of arti­cles has been on tech­nol­ogy. How­ever, tech­nol­ogy itself is under­go­ing a rad­i­cal shift, and I would ven­ture to say that we are […]

Why Scale Matters

12th
2005
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Jeff Jarvis says that scale doesn’t scale. Fred Wil­son fol­lows up by talk­ing about the new scale. While I agree that new mar­kets can be born out of aggre­ga­tion, I dis­agree with […]

Quick Notes on my Firenze trip

3rd
2004
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After a won­der­ful trip in Italy, I am now back in New York. As I men­tioned in my pre­vi­ous post, I was in Firenze, Italy for the past cou­ple of weeks, enjoy­ing great art, […]

From David to Dave

15th
2003
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The New York Times has an inter­est­ing arti­cle over a fight about how to best clean Michelangelo’s David. It’s an inter­est­ing study of how tech­nol­ogy some­times clashes with more tra­di­tion­al­ist approaches. […]

Microsoft Lock-in?

3rd
2003
1

The recent announce­ment of a part­ner­ship between AOL Time Warner and Microsoft rep­re­sents an inter­est­ing new twist in the shap­ing of the Inter­net. For the past few years, Microsoft has been […]

Double Trouble for Deja.com

22nd
2000
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For sale, Inter­net his­tor­i­cal doc­u­ments and legal trou­ble. Call Deja.com for details.” This is not exactly the way Deja.com pre­sented them­selves but ulti­mately, this may be what tran­spires from their […]