The History Of Communication

July 22, 2009 Oliver Widder

Just A Hope

July 21, 2009 Oliver Widder

The Amazon Way

July 19, 2009 Oliver Widder

What a pitty that Hitler (see Wikipedia) had no DRM back then (see TechCrunch).

Update: I don't want to compare Amazon with Hitler or the Nazis. If I created this impression, I aplogize. What I want to say is that these DRM technologies could be very dangerous, if they were used by the wrong folks. I'm convinced the Nazis had used these technologies if they had these technologies back then.

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Minigeek - Ed. 43

July 18, 2009 Oliver Widder

See Mary-Jo Foley: "Microsoft to change default browser setting option in IE 8"

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The Last Areas Without Social - Part 1

July 17, 2009 Oliver Widder

More social on Google Reader (see TechCrunch).

Simply Explained

July 16, 2009 Oliver Widder

See Sam Diaz about Twitter and a recovery question.

At the end of the day, recovery questions are just an insane idea.

(Update: Typo corrected. Thanks RAM)

Micro Communication

July 15, 2009 Oliver Widder

Minigeek - Ed. 42

July 14, 2009 Oliver Widder

Yesterday I tried to count my USB cables. I surrendered.

Realtime Journalism

July 12, 2009 Oliver Widder

See TechCrunch about "Speeding Up RSS".

The Art Of Bugfixing - Chapter 2

July 9, 2009 Oliver Widder

Minigeek - Ed. 41

July 8, 2009 Oliver Widder

Geeks

July 7, 2009 Oliver Widder

Enterprise 2.0 In A Downturn

July 5, 2009 Oliver Widder

See TechCrunch about "Murky Waters For Tech Jobs".

Realtime In A Downturn - Part 2

July 4, 2009 Oliver Widder

FriendFeeds search is now realtime (see TechCrunch).

Updated: Changed headline

The Little Web 2.1 Handbook - Chapter 1

July 2, 2009 Oliver Widder

See TechCrunch:
"[...]Just look at Facebook’s Vanity URLs for proof: Facebook made it very clear that these are permanent, which means that you’re going to be stuck with the same username five or ten years down the line. Yet there are still countless users grabbing names like ‘drunkdude’. That’s going to look great when your boss tries to add you as a friend.[...]"