Why don’t the social networks and communication tools you use work well together?
John McCrea [Plaxo], Joseph Smarr [Plaxo], and David Recordon [SixApart] in the pilot show of TheSocialWeb.TV
[Via Niv Calderon (Hebrew)]
Related posts
]]>While looking for the best image on Google, I came across another blogger, who had the same idea few months ago.
I’m happy I’m not alone on this, but acctually - who cares?
Related posts
]]>
I‘m selling SOLD 2 tickets to Radiohead show in Berlin at the Wuhlheide on July 8, 2008 [Sold Out].
I bought them from the official W.A.S.T.E website [booking confirmation available].
My partner and I really wanted to go, but have other commitments, so I have to sell them.
That’s part of the problem when buying a ticket 7 months in advance…
Contact me directly or go to the eBay page
Related posts
]]>
“The record industry is dead. It’s six feet underground and unfortunately the fans have done this,” [Gene, aka Chaim] Simmons said, according to AOL News. “They’ve decided to download and file share. There is no record industry around so we’re going to wait until everybody settles down and becomes civilized. As soon as the record industry pops its head up we’ll record new material.”
Source: Gene Simmons blames fans, P2P for killing music industry [Ars Technica]
Gene, you belong to a dark past.
For your knowledge: Bad music killed the record industry. I’m afraid that Glam Rock was part of it.
… and it seems that Radiohead, Trent Reznor and Soul Williams are doing just fine.
“Oh man, I’ve lost all faith in man kind.”
Gene Simmons in Family Guy, Road to Europe, Season 3, Episode 20
Related posts
]]>
That’s one of the best virals I have seen.
More than 2,000,000 downloads and still about 20 hours to go.
Get involved and download Firefox by 8pm GMT today [Wednesday, 18 June].
I wonder if there is already a world record, and if there is who’s done it last time…
Related posts
]]>Amazing animated film directed by Josh Raskin and produced by Jerry Levitan in 2007.
Featuring an interview of 14 year old Levitan with John Lennon.
Links: Official site / Wikipedia
[via Adam Buxton and Bug]
Related posts
]]>It helps posting items quickly while dividing the sections a-la-Tumblr way: Text, Photo, Quote, Video.
btw, this post is for testing purposes only :).
[via BloggingPro]
Related posts
]]>People are not working — they are emailing, twittering, facebooking, and googling, while at work — and the big information conglomerates are in need to do something about it.
Now these companies that created the big information beast will find ways to sell their solutions to other companies. Smart asses.
Link: NY Times
Related posts
]]>
There are a lot of ”anomalies” in Apollo Moon missions photos. Were they a hoax?
The more I think about it… I believe it.
Link: Goddard’s Journal and Moon Base Clavius
Related posts
]]>
California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger looks angry at Bruno [Sacha Baron Cohen]
Link: The Movie Blog
Related posts
]]>
Related posts
]]>The Onions are getting better any day…
[Via Tal Galili's Hitchhikers Guide to Statistics (Hebrew)]
Related posts
]]>About 2000 years later came the worker’s unions…
[via Cold Fusion for Morons (hebrew)]
Related posts
]]>
On watching movies on your iPhone:
[Via Blogus]
Related posts
]]>I recently purchased a new HD monitor, but when I installed it, I lost the streaming capabilities on Netflix’s website. When I tried to troubleshoot the issue, I had to agree to let Netflix “reset my DRM” by destroying my Amazon.com files. After talking with Netflix’s technical support, I learned that the real issue had to do with the HD capabilities of my PC setup. Because Hollywood wants to punish people for using technology that is outside of their protocol, they are denying me access to low resolution internet videos until I downgrade my monitor to standard definition.
As if DRM isn’t evil enough already, I now have to give up access to files I’ve already bought and even then might not be allowed access unless I have specific approved HD equipment that allows Hollywood to control how I consume my media content. I understand that content owners want to be able to charge for their content, but something is wrong when their DRM won’t even allow you to pay to use their product.
I don’t have another word to say except for: Arrrrrrrgh!!!!
[Via BoingBoing]