One of the women coming to She’s Geeky pointed me to this article that she wrote about Digital Tatoo’s. I think it is a good metaphor for all the stuff we put out there online particularly when we are younger. Interestingly although I was “on” the internet from 1995 when I started college [...]
I wrote this to highlight all the amazing women that are playing critical leadership roles in our community. It includes Mary Rundle, Eve Maler, Mary Ruddy, Pam Dingle, Adrian Lukas, Danese Tayloe, Joi Podgorny.
Kim finally wrote about to “recent” about a year ago hires of MSFT of Pete Rowley and Mark Wahl. They attended RSA last year both with MSFT on their badges and both had moved their families to the Seattle area which to mean meant MSFT was serious about hiring smart good people to work [...]
In case you are wondering about the Facebook’s intentions just read this from their developer blog:
Our goal is to help people share information and connect with the people they know all over the Web. Our strategy is to become the most effective way for every developer or publisher to spread their site and create engagement. [...]
It is hard to believe but yes I have been tweeting for a year now. It was really two things that got me to try it – I was at a conference the value network cluster presenting about identity and bored out of my mind & Phil Windley talked about how it was helping [...]
I have actually put a bunch of work in to moving all the content that was on the sidebar of my blog up into pages that you can see along the top navigation. They still need some more work but it is good to finally have them there. One of the pages is [...]
This morning I got a ping via facebook from Bernard Moon:
hey, congrats on making the Fast Company list. you didn’t even post about it on your blog. don’t be humble!
It is an amazing list. It was sparked in part by the “heated conversation” that erupted after they posted The Most Influential Women in [...]
I am heading out east in February and will do several identity related events – more on those by the end of the week.
I will be once again facilitating Forum One Networok’s Online Community Unconference East February 11. Bill Johnston has been great to work with on this event and has extended early [...]
I just found this article on Yahoo! News.
It is quite disturbing
There are two companies offering a service to parents WQN and Aegis Mobility – there is software and then a monthly fee. Then services track the kids and turn of their phones in certain locations.
WQN’s surveillance service promises more than just disabling [...]
Someone tweeted about this film’s trailer yesterday.
The filmmaker’s bio describes it this way: a chilling view of the Internet
this sentence caught my attention: where technology and media dictate human social interaction and define our personal identity.
It sounds like it will be an interesting film to watch and discuss the implications of the emerging [...]
Dave posted today on the OpenID.net blog articulating the accomplishments of the past year.
I think it is important to acknowledge the significant progress OpenID as an Open Standard for persistent digital identity across the web has made. It is amazing to think how far it has come in 2.5 years since IIW1.
Recently I [...]
I didn’t get that much of a vacation between christmas and New Years because I was working on She’s Geeky. We are doing it a gain the women’s technology conference – this year I think we have better timing January 30-31 (not being a week off from the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in [...]
This post was on slashdot today
Protection From Online Eviction?
from the our-data-our-selves dept.
AOL has been shutting down its free Web services, in some cases with little or no notice to users, and they are not the only ones. This blog post on the coming “datapocalypse” makes the case that those who [...]
This is part 2 and continues from part 1. I will re post this caveat again.
I am not going to do a “top ten list” – not really my style. I tend to take things as they are and appreciate the amazing, wonderful, mysterious, sensuous, intellectually stimulating but don’t “compare” in a sort of [...]
I don’t write about politics on my blog that much but have spoken up about some of my travels in the world and what I have seen.
I thought with all the twitter blips going by about “the ground invasion in gaza beginning I wanted to share what I wrote about in the summer of 2006 [...]