After seeing this post at USA Today about retro commercials on YouTube, and following all the comments and checking out the commercials, I can only come to one conclusion. I need to spend more time hanging around YouTube.
Yeah, I totally grew up seeing that Mount Airy Lodge commercial all the time too, it’s awesome! 🙂
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I mean it’s one thing to get hacked, it’s quite another to simply leave all this information available on your own website. “The Web site for Fortune 500 real estate title insurance giant First American Financial Corp. [NYSE:FAF] leaked hundreds of millions of documents related to mortgage deals going back to 2003, until notified this…
So here’s a good one. Angela logged in to her MySpace account to send a message to a friend of hers. When she did, it gave her an error about the spam filter, then she was prompted to change her password because her account had been phished, which it hadn’t. Stay with me on this…
I probably shouldn’t have stepped into the hornet’s next that is Scoble’s comments today, but after reading his post about Flickr not allowing his kid into their, clearly adults-only party, I felt the need to point out that some of us appreciate the opportunity to go to an event and have adult conversations and company…
Rick Klau has some interesting comments about Gmail. I do think this is just the beginning for where Google is headed with this. I envision big things. I didn’t sign up for an account for a long time, even though as a Blogger user I was eligible, because personally I still like living in Outlook…
Scoble’s collecting SP2 reactions in the comments to this post. The IE Team has a post about changes to IE with SP2. Meanwhile IBM is telling it’s folks to not install it just yet. Seems there are some serious compatibility issues with their Web apps. That’s not surprising, I’ve been hearing about potential compatibility issues…