Tweet I have said in the past that if MySpace is v1.0 of social networking, then MyBlogLog is v2.0 of social networking. So what’s v3.0? It’s proximity (geolocation, “in-the-vicinity”) social networking. The software you’d be running would look like an Instant Messenger application — it would show a buddy list of people that are within [...]

Tweet I’ve written about this idea in the past (here and here). ShareMyWifi (I own ‘ShareMy.net’ — “share my internet”) — Have you ever been somewhere and didn’t have an Internet connection (airport, hotel)? Or maybe you have the Internet connection and want to monetize it a bit (maybe you spent $6.95 for an airport [...]

TweetI’ve made a decision — I’m not going to be holding ideas back on this blog. I’ve been marinating on a few that I think are quite great (look for them soon) — but I’m not in a position to act on any ideas. This is my year to get out of debt for the [...]

TweetAirports have just become ridiculous. I recently visited my father in NC — it was roughly 7-hours to get from NC to NY. It’s a 12-hour drive. Granted, it wouldn’t have taken 7 hours if there wasn’t a weather delay — luckily I had enough reading to occupy me. But I saw many people wondering [...]

TweetDon’t you hate sitting through 60-minute podcasts only to hear 3-minutes of worthiness? Jason Calacanis is joined by Doc Searls, Michael Arrington, and Dana Gardner among others for a virtual roundtable conversation available here. However, that webpage tells you nothing more about the discussion — other than it’s a 59-minute podcast. To know what they’re [...]

TweetThe mission of this blog is to spark ideas and business creativity in my readers. I have started this blog to express my web strategy/marketing creativity by differentiating from all of the other great “web tech” blogs out there — whether it be news (TechCrunch, Mashable!, GigaOM, etc) or opinion/insight from the many blogs by [...]