The current rage is all about community building and social software, especially using the Internet (I refuse to call it the web) as the backbone for such community building. I think devices like the Wii represent the next step in social software.

Saw this article on Tech Crunch and felt compelled to comment on the arrogance of the News Corp CEO

I've just finished a Whitepaper detailing my research on building the perfect tag cloud, including analysis of how to deal with high-volume data and font size distribution algorithms.

Lately I have been startled at the massive trend of "me too" social software applications that I consider to be clogging the entire social software environment with pollution.

Lately it seems as though Web2.0 sites and social software sites are popping up like weeds. The problem is, most of them aren't even as useful as a weed. Is Diigo a weed or a genuinely useful addition to the Web 2.0 community?

In this current new generation of content consumption and publication, we are constantly assaulted with the Web 2.0 buzz-phrase. This article highlights an example of an application that not only embodies the "2.0" principles, but it does them RIGHT.