We need something like this in Philadelphia: Triangle Bloggers Conference 2005 in Blog Together.
Rafe, in particular, got me jealous 🙂
Sad thing is, my work doesn’t involve blogging. What I do with Philly Future is entirely volunteer in nature. So to pull off a similar event would take resources far beyond what I have. But if anyone would like to help kick something like this off – I’m in.
NYTimes:
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Flickr is a photo sharing service with one terrific twist: it’s really a web service. If you want to find out why Flickr is so terrific, then reading Stewart Butterfield (Flickr CEO) interview at O’Reilly is a great place to start. Go and read his remarks. I have a great feeling about Dean as Chairman. He got to this position the old fashioned way, by the people’s choice. And that speaks to a better future for the Democratic party. So… there was a “reporter”/activist, using an alias, who got denied Congressional press credentials, who got approved to be a a White House correspondent, who lobbed softball questions to President. Bruce Bartlett says that couldn’t have happened without the White House’s help.
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Ask Metallica to show producer Bob Rock the door: sign here. Please. The Hubble telescope has brought us so much beauty, it’s impossible to comprehend. Check out the story at CNet. This is a fun and terrific service. Nice to see it back. Stewart Butterfield on Flickr
Howard Dean is the new DNC Chairman
The rabbit hole just goes farther and farther down…
Of course this comes out *after* the election…
Now *here* is a petition I demand you sign
I can’t help but get wallpaper from here
AskJeeves, Google, Yahoo, NYTimes and others bidding to buy About.com
GeoURL back online!