links for 2006-11-17
November 17th, 2006 Posted in Business Strategy, Fun Finds
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That’s right, it’s time again for crazy expensive toys that likely go to dot com bazillionaires and Michael Jackson, not so much children. Fun to see that there is an entry from LEGO… I want that one.
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Microsoft’s brand spaking new Zune device doesn’t work with Vista, but the chips running the device are Linux capable. Microsoft is genius!
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The Lonelygirl15 creators are interviewed by Forbes.com. (Be sure to check out the Part II)
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A site/tool dedicated to helping web cam usage become easier. Some have said this is a “social network for webcamers”, but I’m not sure that’s entirely correct.
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Perhaps the worst Web 2.0 business name yet…
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Tons of widgets that tap into the fantastic site Flickr.
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From the site: “tutorialicious is a community-driven aggregator of the best programming, design and Photoshop tutorials from across the web. The tutorials you see have been submitted and voted on by users just like you. If a tutorial is good, it naturally
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It’s that time again – the “State of the Blogosphere” from Technorati. Here’s the intro: “While the doubling of the blogosphere has slowed a bit (every 236 days or so) , interest in blogging remains considerable. About 55% of all blogs are active, which m
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A community around conferences, conference going, and conference speakers. Brilliant.
