Twitter; private, public, and controlled

For a couple of weeks now I’ve been testing the online microblog-service called Twitter. It is a site where you put little messages with a maximum of 140 characters, for your followers to see. Or as the site claims: “Twitter is a service for friends, family, and co–workers to communicate and stay connected through the exchange [...]

Ning – Web 3.0? review/analysis

Analysis of Ning.com
Founders:
Marc Andreessen – chairman (built Netscape)
Gina Bianchini – company’s HQ in Palo Alto
Marc Andreesen is what you call a man with a vison: he built netscape and sold it to AOL in 1999 for $4.2 billion. Then, last year, he sold his second company Opsware, an automated network and server company, to HP [...]

PROblogger: book review

PROblogger: Secrets for Blogging your way to a six-figure income [REVIEW]

INTRODUCION
For some time now I’ve been interested in the eBooks phenomenon for a couple of reasons: the business model that lies beneath it (how to make money by selling information…internet marketing is a fascinating hobby), and the information that is being shared by the rapidly [...]

Netbooks

I’ve had my macbook pro for approximately 1,5 years now. So far my hd crashed, my screen got replaced due to a lot of dead pixels, and my battery has died a not so slow death (only 12% health after 86 cycles…but apple refused to replace it). This seems to me as a good excuse [...]

Privacy Issues

Since it’s introduction earlier this week, google chrome has had lots of attention in the media. Praises here and there, but mostly critiques were heard with ‘the privacy issue’ being the most talked about ‘problem’. Not a really new problem, that is…