Author: Kris Krüg
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150 Things You Can Do To Build Social Capital
150 Things You Can Do To Build Social Capital Social capital is built through hundreds of little and big actions we take every day. We’ve gotten you started with a list of nearly 150 ideas, drawn from suggestions made by many people and groups. Try some of these or try your own. Part of the…
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Eamonn’s Home: Flickring Families
Eamonn’s Home: Flickring Families A good primer written for families who want to keep in touch using Flickr, written by Eamonn Sullivan. Useful tips. Part of the Photography and Visual Storytelling collection. See also: Embarking on a Media Revolution: My Participation in the Google News Initiative Pre-launch Lab.
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Top-20 Most Downloaded Drupal projects
Top-20 Most Downloaded Drupal projects Dries compiled a list of this month’s top-20 most downloaded themes and modules. It doesn’t necessarily mean that these projects are the top-20 most used Part of the Web and Early Blog archive collection. See also: Most Benevolent Outcomes Prayer for AI & All Living Things.
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Sonic Heart Magazine | New England’s Electronic Music Magazine
Sonic Heart Magazine | New England’s Electronic Music Magazine An electronic music magazine located in Boston, Massachusetts, that launched back in May, using Drupal. Part of the Web and Early Blog archive collection. See also: Building AI Companions w/ John Anthony Hartman of IHAVEROBOTS.
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Web 2.0 For Events: Aggregating Content Around Events
Web 2.0 For Events: Aggregating Content Around Events Create a site for the Olympics and aggregate what everyone is saying around it, pictures people are taking, etc. Create the unofficial (or official) site for the event, and benefit from its buzz. Do the same thing for every football and baseball game that happens. Or concert.…
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Dogma Radio Interviews Richard MacManus
Dogma Radio Interviews Richard MacManus I did a podcast with Roland Tanglao early this morning my time. My first real ‘chatty’ podcast, so it was enjoyable. Roland is more of a natural podcaster than me. I was all “um”s and “yep”s and coughs and halt–ing speech. But that’s what podcasting’s about – it brings the…
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Develop Your Own Location-Based Services Using Google Maps
Develop Your Own Location-Based Services Using Google Maps The Google Maps API lets developers embed Google Maps in their own web pages with JavaScript. You can add overlays to the map (including markers and polylines) and display shadowed “info windows” just like Google Maps. Part of the Web and Early Blog archive collection. See also:…
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Thoughts on Digital Photography
Thoughts on Digital Photography 2 points: a) Traditional photography carries a host of powerful tools in its tool chest that are neither diminished nor superseded by the advent of digital. b) There are problems with digital methods that are ignored or glossed over regularly, and these probems should be recognized and openly discussed along with…
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Calendar Swamp
Calendar Swamp If we’re ever going to share calendars, we have to insist on interoperability between them all. Let’s drain the swamp! Part of the Web and Early Blog archive collection. See also: Building AI Companions w/ John Anthony Hartman of IHAVEROBOTS.
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Photos From Gnomedex
Last week I went to Gnomedex. I took a bunch of photos. Some film, some digital. Here’s a few of my fav’s. Please check out the rest of the photoset too over at my event blogging site. I still have a few more to scan (including some cute ones of Chris and Ponzi post-show) that…
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Flickr Photographr Badge
Part of the Photography and Visual Storytelling collection. See also: Embarking on a Media Revolution: My Participation in the Google News Initiative Pre-launch Lab.
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BugMeNot on Steriods
BugMeNot on Steriods A BugMeNot extension to the Firefox web browser that easily lets users bypass registration forms on websites. The death of mandatory registration? Part of the Web and Early Blog archive collection. See also: Building AI Companions w/ John Anthony Hartman of IHAVEROBOTS.
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The 11 Layers of Citizen Journalism
Here’s an awesome report from Poynter Online and Steve Outing about the emerging trend of citizen journalism. He provides a great overview and links to almost all the important players in the space. It would have been cool to see Roland, UrbanVancouver, Drupal or Bryght mentioned also… especially since it’s still a small and emerging…
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Knowing Full Well That Anybody Who Wanted to Read the Site Could
Knowing Full Well That Anybody Who Wanted to Read the Site Could They’re expressing what they are doing and how they feel as if it were a private weblog yet knowing full well that anybody who wanted to read the site could. Part of the Web and Early Blog archive collection. See also: Building AI…
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Bryght Crew going into Gnomedex 5.0
Photo of us rolling to Gnomedex in Seattle by TheBoris. Part of the Photography and Visual Storytelling collection. See also: Embarking on a Media Revolution: My Participation in the Google News Initiative Pre-launch Lab.
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Drupal Goes to 11 Projects On Google’s Summer of Code Project
Drupal Goes to 11 Projects On Google’s Summer of Code Project Out of 410 projects accepted, Drupal enthusiasts had 11 approved. To put this in perspective, this makes Drupal the 13th most approved project. Part of the Web and Early Blog archive collection. See also: Deconstruct Your Business Model on a Lean Canvas: Google News…
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Browse. Search. Subscribe. Microsoft Longhorn Loves RSS.
Microsoft gave us sweet jackets at Gnomedex in Seattle. They had some big news today about RSS, Longhorn (the next version of windows) and IE 7.0. In fact, they said we were the first roomfull of non Microsoft folks to see the product. Pretty cool. Part of the Web and Early Blog archive collection. See…
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Top Ten Signs You Spend Too Much Time Thinking About Web 2.0
Ha, turns out Richard MacManus is humorous as well as genius! He’s one of my web 2.0 heros and pulled together a funny Top 10 list called Top Ten Signs You Spend Too Much Time Thinking About Web 2.0. 10. When arranging to meet with your friends in town, you suggest a “point of presence”…
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Joe Kraus joined the board of the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF).
Joe Kraus joined the board of the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF). or those of you not familiar with the EFF, they are a non-profit digital civil liberties group. Put simply, if you like the internet and the freedoms you currently enjoy to create content and new technologies without having to ask permission, this is a…