You can hear the blood curdling screams of the Hollywood lawyers, and the stomping feet of mobilized technology bloggers everywhere today.  All thanks to a simple post that broke the top secret Digital Rights Management (DRM) code on HD-DVD.
After initially pulling these posts from Digg that included the DRM code (allowing tech savvy folks to duplicate HD-DVDs), […]

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An Introduction to Browser 2.0

But first…
Web 2.0.  The second generation of Web-based communities has been with us for a few years and yet we still can’t boil the term down into an elevator speech for our clients.  The closest we have thus far is when Tim O’Reilly tried to (re)define the term in December of […]

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In the final days of SXSW control was the topic, during “Open Knowledge vs. Controlled” moderated by Francesca Rodriquez of Creative Commons with panelists Robert Capps from Wired, Brett Gaylor Filmmaker from Open Source Cinema, Hemai Parthasarathy Managing Editor from PLoS and Gil Penchina CEO of Wikia explored how transparent technology, community sharing and collective […]

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If you didn’t see it in person, or streamed live on Sheep Island in Second Life, the SXSW Panel “Girl Video Games Teach the Facts of Successful Marketing” went well. I’d like to thank my panelists Morgan Romine, Community and Online Manager at Ubisoft and founder of the Frag Dolls; Amber Dalton, Co-Founder and Leader […]

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It’s SXSW time here in Austin and I’ve put together a panel of smart marketers.
Girl gamers.
Join me in conversation with them about marketing. You should walk away with loads of marketing ideas.
To the left is Rhoulette, she helped found The Frag Dolls. She’s in marketing at Ubisoft. She’s got the […]

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