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Category: Web 2.0

All I want for Christmas: An IDE for HTML5

At the Web 2.0 Expo, I had an opportunity to check out a few sessions on the cool new features of HTML5. Let me just say this: HTML5 is going to change everything. The Web will become amazingly beautiful in a few years, all because of this new standard. But, more on that in a [...]

Twitter helps capture Conan from every angle

I went to see Conan O’Brien the other day in San Francisco. He was incredible. The guy really knows how to put on a memorable show. What I thought was particularly fascinating about the experience though was how many people were tweeting from the event. Later that night when I came home, I checked the [...]

We need to start rethinking this whole Web 2.0 thing

This video from a professor of Cultural Anthropology at Kansas State University really put into perspective how the Web has changed writing, text, authorship and whole entire list of issues which coincide with journalism. Most journalists I encounter ostensibly think this “whole social networking thing” is a little too far fetched to have anything to [...]