This amazing picture is worth more than a thousand words I could write about how much things have changed in just a few short years. How many potential citizen journalists here? Everybody. UPDATE: Ryan rightly notes in the comments that this was at the Youth Ball....

Last week, I previewed my trip to the Consumer Electronics Show as I had just touched down and was getting ready to experience my first CES. Well, I am back from CES and to be totally frank, all I can say is "Wow, that was a good time!" Unfortunately, it took me until today to decompress and get eno...

After 10 days on Twitter I have 31 followers, am following 19, and  have posted 74 updates.  As one of his 100 conversations, Tony Karrer is interested to know how I use twitter for personal learning.  I’m not sure I’m to the point where I’m doing any real learning through twitt...

With all the crap music out there today (you kids get off my lawn!) it is so refreshing to see groups like Nine Inch Nails and Radiohead give the entire music industry a Cinncinati bow-tie using technology and creativity. Case in point: The Create Your Rainbow video app which allows you to edit betw...

Since January, I have hosted 31 breakfasts in 17 cities (Atlanta, Baltimore, Boston (2), Chicago (2) Miami (2), New York (7), Princeton, Providence, Philadelphia, San Francisco, San Jose, Seattle, Tel Aviv (5 + Airport City), Toronto, Vancouver, Washington DC) around the world. yesterday morning, I ...

On December 18th, 2008 Dror Gill and I are hosting a session about the future of TV at the Garage Geeks in Holon, Israel This is the second time such an event takes place - for coverage of the first event, see http://www.blonde2dot0.com/blog/2007/05/01/a-peak-into-the-future-of-tv/ and http://www.de...

Some of the people interviewed by Jaron Gilinsky include: Jeff Pulver, Danial “The Tapeman”, Brian Blum, Yonni Harif, Osnat Zaretsky, Jonathan Klinger, Shai On, Marc Fishman, Mel Rosenberg, Sharon Kuper and Yossi Vardi. Jaron Gilinsky produced the video above and posted the following in his blog p...

I had a great time at both the original Podcamp and at PodCamp Boston 2. Being part of the PodCamp community has had a positive impact on my life and is one of the reasons I have gotten to know many of the people I know in the greater Boston area. If you are lucky enough to be amongst the 480 people...

During the past few months, I have lost track of the number of people who have asked me “Why I decided to host breakfasts in 16 cities around the world?” Other than having a gut feeling that it was the right thing to do, at times I also questioned my rational for making the effort to fly around th...

There are times in our lives when the answers to our questions stare right at us, but we are too close to the situation to see them or hear them. And there are times when we are blinded by things which also prevent us from seeing them. I know. I’ve been there myself. “Perspective.” Easy to say, s...