That seems interesting

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

Pulled from Doc Searls today, is his writing about his son, Allen, who is working on a project called GlobeAlive. From Doc’s description:

“It’s basically a ‘live’ search engine: one that finds human beings who might be available to answer questions in real time.”

Read Doc’s “interview” with his son, check out the website and read more about it on Allen’s blog. It seems like a very interesting idea, one that I intend to at least keep an eye on.

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