When the iPhone first came out, I desperately wanted one, but refused to switch my carrier to AT&T (which has incredibly bad service in Manhattan). Plus, I needed a phone I could unlock so I could use a local SIM while I traveled out of the country.
And by the time the first gen iPhone was […]
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In the past couple of years, Social Networks have changed online behavior. If you want to dig deeper into Social Networks, Social graphs, games, apps and all the other buzz words doing the rounds these days, the Graphing Social Patters conference in Washington DC is the one to go to.
If I was more mobile, I’d […]
Every time I post on Craigslist for a part-time position for Web work (coding, design, etc.) I get a ton of replies from CURRENT eBay employees who all say they can work up to 20 hours a week on moonlighting freelance. One person we hired for a facebook application was absolutely horrendous - but […]
I’m trying some RSS importing tricks. So my blog and my feed may be a bit… temperamental for a few days. Please bear with me through this tinkering.
I’ve cleared up my subscriptions to online mailing lists considerably. But I have been unable to unsubscribe from four categories of email -
1. Hotel California - I get an email. I click on the link that says “unsubscribe” and I get to a page that offers me the option to subscribe, but not one to […]
It seems like the whole world is blogging. But that’s hardly the case1. When blogs first started, only the technically equipped could blog. Blogger changed that. But the interface was limited and once Google bought it, innovation on that platform slowed down for a long time. Wordpress2 offered people who were slightly technical flexibility. The […]
Ah, finally. Everything opened up. Perhaps permanently. No more worrying about whether the next iTunes update will lock your phone and render it useless.
It’s a no-brainer now. Get the 3G iPhone. PWN it. Stay with T-Mobile. Use an international SIM card when needed. Be happy!
Read more here. Oh, and gotta love the music to […]
Film festivals and the online audience [Tatvam]
Published March 29th, 2008 in Film, Tatvam and Technology. 0 CommentsThe Tribeca Film Festival will start in three weeks in NYC and I hope to attend parts of it. However, there are wonderful festivals around the world that I would love to attend but can’t. For example, I’ve wanted, but been unable, to attend Sundance for the past couple of years.
I am sure this is […]
Film festivals and the online audience
Published March 29th, 2008 in Film, Tatvam and Technology. Comment @ TatvamThe Tribeca Film Festival will start in three weeks in NYC and I hope to attend parts of it. However, there are wonderful festivals around the world that I would love to attend but can’t. For example, I’ve wanted, but been unable, to attend Sundance for the past couple of years.
I am sure this is […]
Originally posted on Tatvam Productions (Comment @ Tatvam)
If you are interested in photography, add the PhotoShelter blog to your feed reader and to your must-read list.
But first, let’s talk a bit about PhotoShelter1. If you are a serious amateur or a professional, this has to be a service that you get very excited about.
PhotoShelter has two parts to it. The Personal Archive […]
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