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Or, more accurately, what if they threw a party but booked a venue that was far too small and so decided to lock the doors so nobody could get in? That’s pretty much what seems to be happening with Travelodge this morning.

After exploring for a while the Consumed to Thrifty thread, I thought it could be useful to see how this applies to picking which conferences and events are worth attending, what their value proposition is.

New Clicktoboat Mobile Website Features Nationwide Fishing Spots, Family Hot-Spots, Boat Ramps, Marinas, Fishing Charters, Suppliers, Rentals And Fishing Spots By Fish Species With Customizable Proximity Search Capability Published in September 3rd, 2008 Posted by Web 2.0 Innovations in Entertainment,

All - looks like work commitments are going to keep me from being able to meet up today (Tues) or tomorrow (Wed). Hopefully next time. Thanks to all that expressed interest.

In a recent post titled “Travel Agents Finding Relevance Amidst Web 2.0″ I mentioned a site called Zicasso.com.  In the post I misspelled the domain and within a day I received a message from the CEO Brian Tan informing me of the error.  I corrected the mistake and thanked him for his attention to detail.

In a recent post titled “Travel Agents Finding Relevance Amidst Web 2.0” I mentioned a site called Zicasso.com.  In the post I misspelled the domain and within a day I received a message from the CEO Brian Tan informing me of the error.  I corrected the mistake and thanked him for his attention to detail.

Before I talk about the primary subject of this post, Travel Mob, let me first point out that Adam Smith, the CEO of Travel Mob contacted me about the site two weeks ago.  The important part here is that he did it in a way that caught my attention and, from what I can tell, he actually reads the T4

Before I talk about the primary subject of this post, Travel Mob, let me first point out that Adam Smith, the CEO of Travel Mob contacted me about the site two weeks ago.  The important part here is that he did it in a way that caught my attention and, from what I can tell, he actually reads the T4

A reader emails the following: Do you find it ironic that Ryanair is asking Microsoft to help "keep out" screen scrapers (who, one could argue, are price comparison and meta search sites) - on the same day that Microsoft announce they are buying a price comparison site in Europe. [Ciao.com]Indeed.

Jump to Comments Yesterday was my last day on the beach. August and summer are probably over; my september is yet full of travelling around the world (and the web). Next week end I’ll be in Varese for a citizen journalism conference by VareseNews local news site.