227 posts tagged dopplr

I create content in other places than Eloquation. Here’s a quick look at some of the places I’ve been dabbling on the web this week. If you like mud, dirt, or construction equipment, you might like the two photos I uploaded to Flickr this week.

Future of Web 2.0 May 11th, 2008 I’m giving a short presentation on the “future of Web 2.0″ at a CIO roundtable session in Chicago on May 12th. You can download the 14.2MB PDF version of the presentation: Category: Ajax, Blogging, Dopplr, Future trends, General, Micro-blogging, Social Networks,

Most folks don’t think twice about the interfaces they use. They use software to get stuff done, to do work, rarely stopping to consider how that interface is dictating their behavior. Interfaces are, by their very nature, both enabling and confining at the same time.

I skipped a lot of the afternoon presentations at XTech to spend some time in the Dublin sunshine. I came back to attend Blaine’s presentation on The Real Time Web only to find that Blaine and Maureen didn’t make it over to Ireland because of visa technicalities. That’s a shame. But Matt is stepping into the breach.

With so many online travel sites crowding the market, you’d think we were nearing a Web 2.0 travel bubble. But according to travel information search engine UpTake, which is launching May 14, there’s still an untapped niche in the market: a travel-opinions supersite.

I was just on the verge of posting over here in this blog the first of three posts that I have put together sharing some of the various highlights from the IBM Web 2.0 and Beyond summit, along with one other blog post detailing my experience while I was in NYC for a couple of days, but then I realised

And we are off again! On the road beginning of next week. This time to Barcelona for a couple of days with customer meetings on the topic of Social Computing within the Enterprise. Arriving on the 19th and leaving on the 22nd. Fancy meeting up? Here is a blog post with some further details on the trip ...

Data helps decisions. Humans are visual. There are a couple services that will help you visualise your carbon emissions: TheCarbonAccount aims to show a complete picture of all your emissions. [IMG [carbonaccount.jpg]] The above graph is from my profile at http://www.thecarbonaccount.com/people/rakerman/

Embiggen » My carbon footprint per Dopplr.com -- as of September 2007 when I started using Dopplr. So yeah: I pretty much suck. What I do to try to reduce my impact when I travel: Try to eat no meat (see: Diet for a Small Planet for the rational behind that), although I've been known to make an exception for Roscoe's House of Chicken & Waffles.

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