Monthly Archives: April 2007

User-Generating Snitching? MySpace Comes to China!

It looks like MySpace has finally made a move into China four days ago, with almost of all of its control in local hands  (i.e. with no direct connection to its overseas office). Furthermore, in a move that surprised no one, MySpace China has made moves to limit prohibit certain controversial topics of [...]

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Adobe’s Flex: The Case for a Social Media News Room

A Social Media News Room would have been really useful for the announcement of Adobe’s Flex going Open Source

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Recommended Reads for April 26, 2007

Recommended reads are a few things of interest noted around the web. Today, there are 4 reads.

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Is Firefox’s Discontent Opportunity For Another (Better) Browser?

Hey, I love Firefox like everyone else.  Glancing at my logs for DJI, it looks like the majority of you do to (60% of you, in fact; 35% IE, and 5% Safari, if you’re interested).  For me, the best part about Firefox is the fantastic plugin / theme support.  Where would any of us be [...]

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Google Tops Microsoft in Traffic? Maybe, Now. Almost Certainly in the Near Future.

There is an interesting report surfacing, courtesy of comcast, that suggests Google has now topped Microsoft in traffic numbers.
While I certainly don’t dispute Google’s world-consuming status, and am not at all surprised that it certainly competes with Microsoft for King Of All Traffic on these interwebs, I am reserving any further hoopla / parties / [...]

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Lame Alert: China’s President Calls for Internet “Crackdown”

China calls for another crackdown on the Interwebs.

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Phew … Just Finished Voting For Seomoz’s 2007 Web2.0 Awards

It was really pretty interesting.

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