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Cherokee is a very fast, flexible and easy to configure Web Server. It supports the widespread technologies nowadays: FastCGI, SCGI, PHP, CGI, TLS and SSL encrypted connections, Virtual hosts, Authentication, on the fly encoding, Load balancing, Apache compatible log files, and much more.

Network Notebooks #2: The Internet of Things has just been published in print and pdf form by The Institute for Network Cultures, Geert Lovink’s media research centre within the School of Interactive Media at the Hogeschool van Amsterdam (Amsterdam Polytechnic).

I’ve got an article over at iMedia Connection today: Getting your online community right from the start. The article is based on our collective experience at FreshNetworks of building and managing online communities and suggests five ways that we think will help you get your community right from the start.

We’ve seen a lot of big brands launching community sites, or adding a social layer to their existing site, over the last 12-18 months. But research out this week suggests that 60% of the US’s largest companies will have an online community by 2010.

When "true-up" time comes, you may need a nitroglycerin pill instead of having a glass of champagne.

We talk a lot on this blog about personal data and privacy, but not so much about how to secure that data on your own computer. That's because a.) we're not Lifehacker and b.) the solutions frequently bloat into crazy, jargon-filled recipes that scare away the non-IT crowd.

When a good friend moved to Australia last year, he left me a book they knew I liked, You Can Find Inspiration in Everything. It’s a great book, if only because it emphasises something that I truly believe: good design really matters.

[Dave Birch] The current issue of Scientific American has a special section about privacy (there's a podcast with the editor here) and it made for a diverting read for me, because I tend to see privacy through the digital identity prism rather than from a wider (albeit still technological) perspective.

This week FreshNetworks is ‘blogger of the week‘ at Social Media Today, a site that brings together “the web’s best thinkers on social media and Web 2.0″. It’s great to be recognised in this way, and Social Media Today itself is an interesting online community.

  http://www.linkedin.com/      http://www.hyves.nl/   When people look at my profile on Hyves and LinkedIn they will find only one thing in common: my picture. There is a clear cut line between these two worlds, they are actually existing on two different physical locations on the internet.