Showing posts with label im. Show all posts
Showing posts with label im. Show all posts
05 February 2008

Of Sharing and Salience

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Here's an elegant meditation on the past, present and future of media production, written by Mark Pesce, one of the pioneers of VRML. ...
09 April 2007

What's in a Name? Why Gaim Became Pidgin

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The multi-platform IM program Gaim is one of the must-have open source tools. Even though its technology has been great, it's had big p...
16 March 2007

Mapping Social Networks

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Social networks lie at the heart of Web 2.0 - and of the opens. So it is surprising that more hasn't been done to analyse and map the e...
13 February 2007

Why Virtual Worlds Will Explode (Metaphorically)

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This is spot-on : The kids who have pushed MySpace to the limit are looking for the next cool place to hang out on the Internet, and they’re...

Now We Are Five: HTML5, XHTML5

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Anything that talks about HTML5 and XHTML5 gets my attention pretty quickly. I don't pretend to understand all the implications of this...
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09 February 2007

Second Life Goes Mobile

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Software firm Comverse Technology has created an application that runs Second Life on Java-enabled mobile phones, along with other software ...
16 January 2007

Just Say Something

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If I had to name the biggest problem with Second Life, it would not be lag or all the other usual stuff (or even unusual stuff like flying p...
21 December 2006

Heading Towards 3D

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Once this kind of thing becomes commonplace, there's no stopping the 3D wave. (Via TechCrunch .)