Archive for 'internet' Category
Wikibody.org AKA Mapping the human body for academic purpose
11 April 2008You know the feeling. You can’t sleep and your brain is working 100 miles per hour, thinking about stuff. That’s what happened to me yesterday (as most days). This time however, I came up with an idea that I’d like to share with you guys even though it’s not a business project per se, but […]
BarCamp Montreal #3 - It rocked!
5 November 2007Well, BarCamp Montreal is now over. I must say that is was a complete success. The organization was flawless thanks to everyone who participated. A special thank you goes to Simon Law, who went to bed at 5am because he had to print out the name tags. Another special thank you to Evan who woke […]
Funny Monday
15 October 2007Don’t know if there’s such a thing as funny monday (and it’s getting late in the day) but here’s something that might give you a smile.
The end of the Internet..?
6 October 2007Facebook is at it again, an article on Slashdot mentions about the firm’s plan to implement an IM client in their site. They are also building an empire with many functions and applications for their users. I don’t see any stop sign ahead for Facebook. Many other sites (Google, Myspace, etc.) are implementing “local only […]
Web 2.0 obsolete?
2 October 2007Interesting article in TechWorld where K2 (a software maker) argues that web 2.0 is irritant and irreverent to most companies. Is “web 2.0” really a throw away term used too loosely today? Perhaps. Irreverent? I think it depends on your sector. Banks for example are rarely a leader in any technology. They will be “web […]
Is Skype dead?
2 October 2007Blognation has an article about eBay and Skype. Another cool product bites the dust? It seems that everything that was “once cool” but bought by some large corporate eventually dies. ICQ, Netscape, Skype, Dodgeball and so on are good examples. Do large corporations kill innovation?
