Just came across this video on Adaptive Path's blog of Bruce Sterling talking about Interaction Design: Bruce Sterling from Innovationsforum on Vimeo. Missed him at SxSW this year, but this video gave me my fix. He's really clear on what spimes are right at the beginning. He has to…
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Here is a guide for using Flotzam at a conference: Flotzam at a conference is fun. It gives the audience the ability to immediately participate in the event as well as on the blogosphere. Their photos, twitters, etc, show up on the big screen. If you would like to see Flotzam in action, you can (1…
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Last year at SxSW, I discovered Twitter, which has since grown tremendously and continues to gain momentum. My discovery at SxSW this year? ChaCha. ChaCha is a free service that adds a human factor to a search. Where it really comes in handy is on your phone. Basically, you can tex…
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The MySpace Developer Platform is now online, sort of. Hats off to these guys for shipping, although at this time, you can only play by invite only, which they are hand picking, according to their blog. The other slightly frustrating thing is that, at this time, if you do manage to get a…
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I've spent the morning playing with OpenSocial. After all, OpenSocial fits in with my conceptualization of the rhizohm and my general interest in web APIs. Plus, I want to be ready to get at all that data on MySpace. I'm always interested in abstractions of data, which is really wh…
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Joshua Allen has some good posts going on over on VisitMix. His most recent, Response to Three Platforms You Meet, is an excellent response to Marc Andreessen's post on The three kinds of platforms you meet on the Internet. Joshua's take is not what you might expect. He's on t…
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With the recent announcement of Silverlight being released to the web and the corollary announcement that Microsoft will work with Novell to create a player, named Moonlight, for running Silverlight on Linux, there's been quite a bit of commentary, some of which can be seen on Digg and SlashDot…
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