I just signed up for BarCampTexas. There have been a couple of barcamps that I was invited to, but couldn’t make the dates due to weddings and other obligations. http://www.barcamptexas.com “BarCamp is an ad-hoc technology gathering for people to share and learn in an open environment. It is an intense event with discussions, demos, and […]
Thursday night, for the Cowboys/Packers game, we met K and A at The Corner to see the game on the NFL channel. That was the same night as the Cleve Jones lecture and presentation of the AIDS memorial quilt on campus, so I left to go shoot and then returned at about half time. I […]
Robert Scoble (scobleizer.com) has a great visual “starfish” that defines our current social media options. If you are trying to get a grasp on these new uses of our technology, this is great “outline” to it all!
http://blogactionday.org/
IPod touch. wow. it’s so preeeeettttttyyy!
Many users are exiting websites without even glancing at the content. Why? Too much junk: ads without close buttons (or ads where the close button is really a link to the site being advertised), keyword popover ads, and extensive use of flash instead of content. So, why do websites do it. Guess. Money. Well, those […]
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There is a great new group in town: Refresh BCS. It’s a wonderful gathering of designers, photographers, programmers, and others who want to elevate the quality of such works in our community. Last month, they brought Google in to speak. The July program promises to be just as wonderful.